Sentence examples for gradually caught from inspiring English sources

Over the course of a century or two, the monarchies and dictatorships gradually caught up.

It has taken 50 years, but Britain has gradually caught up with Mandy Rice-Davies.

Mr. Moose repeated a single, quivering note, while Ms. Sirota started a bit slower and gradually caught up.

Piquet flew around lap 24 in 1 34.242, as he gradually caught up with Prost, before overtaking him on the home straight after 27 laps.

It started by licensing the browser code that Andreessen and his NCSA associates had written while students, and it feverishly developed Internet Explorer, a browser that gradually caught up with Navigator in features and performance.

As reporters gradually caught on to the game, the Gore camp confidently dismissed as inside-the-Beltway nattering any suggestions that their candidate was too negative, though they kept an eye on their internal polls.

And, of course, readers gradually catch on and stop buying.

It means that English public spending will gradually catch up with Scottish levels.

But he said streaming video on mobile devices would gradually catch on in the United States, too.

It will gradually catch up with this slow pulse, reducing the speed of light in the slow pulse's vicinity.

In the 1970s, there were sound economic reasons to expect that other developed nations would gradually catch up to American living standards and per capita G.D.P. Instead, our rivals got rich, but we stayed richer.