Sentence examples for entirely catch from inspiring English sources

Not that you could entirely catch her drift.

But the result was a show that did not entirely catch the poetry of nightfall.

While the participants said they felt awake after two-thirds of an hour, their cognitive faculties didn't entirely catch up for several hours.

"But the law hasn't entirely caught up with it".

Not that the rest of Europe has entirely caught on.

As viewers, we are entirely caught up in the sailor's struggle.

I am utterly and entirely caught up in my child's existence.

The required essay never entirely caught on with college admissions officers.

Best of all was the sense of a man who was at least entirely caught up in the job.

Now Tatiana was entirely caught up and ready to start first grade at the city's First Avenue School.

But American Jews haven't entirely caught up, and the indomitable Meir remains an icon -- and a marketable one to boot.