Sentence examples for fully caught on from inspiring English sources
Now I live in a city where Starbucks hasn't fully caught on.
(In many European countries, like France and Italy, the plastic bag thing never fully caught on).
As Susan Solomon explains in her book "American Playgrounds," the European model never fully caught on in this country, although it clearly had its appeal.
Professor Sambanis makes a point about the introduction of the euro and the emergence of a European identity, although this identity never fully caught on before the euro crisis.
Though the European model never fully caught on in the United States, a few adventure playgrounds were built in New York City and The New Yorker sent its Talk of the Town reporters to write about them.
ELEANOR FAUSOLD Clinton, N.Y., May 20, 2013 To the Editor: Elisabeth Rosenthal's statement that plastic bags "never fully caught on" in Italy must be based on considerably different experience there than what my wife and I have had for the last five weeks in the northern part of the country.
It has yet to fully catch on, but Africa Check's researchers are working on it.
The primacy of paper over pixels is partly because new methods of digitally distributing coupons have yet to fully catch on.
Once you have her respect and attention, use a time-honored American charm technique that has yet to fully catch on in the patriarchal confines of Korea: compliment her intelligence, encourage her to talk about herself and listen (a combination far more effective than any tricky seduction strategy or pickup line).
They caught on like smartphones.
