Sentence examples for first caught on from inspiring English sources

"When Rollerblades first caught on," he said, "you saw a spike in injuries.

Since the law is so old, hoverboards have been banned ever since they first caught on, a year or two ago.

On the afternoon of New Year's Eve, Burton set up a tent on the bottom of the Lower River Run on Bald Mountain and the company's representatives diligently courted the middle-aged skiers with shouts of, "Hey, boarding goes easy on the joints!" Snowboarding may have first caught on as an act of adolescent rebellion, but it has gone thoroughly mainstream.

The feature first caught on with Facebook, and has since made its way to a variety of other sites, including MySpace and Orkut.

Mass Relevance first caught on with media companies who wanted to pull content from Twitter, Decker says, but brands and advertising agencies are getting interested too.

Nick Chester is OneTwitter.

The second caught on prison cameras of him calmly disappearing into a tunnel under the shower in his cell in 2015.

Cannon dropped out of school after the ninth grade, caught on as a copyboy at the News, and never left the newspaper business.

Even the younger coaches, ex-players like Rick Carlisle and Scott Skiles, who were fired from their first stops, have caught on with new teams.

Nobody quite remembers who at Jefferson Elementary first discovered Minecraft, which caught on by word-of-mouth.

"But then Lowton smashes one in and the third goal is us getting caught on the break".