Sentence examples for group caught from inspiring English sources
One of the figures in the group caught his eye.
This group, caught between cultures, identifies most profoundly with radical Islam.
"In the next two weeks, the placebo group caught up," said Dr. Whyte.
The group caught on and soon had engagements in all the major Northern cities.
The two American professors chaperoning our group caught me at the United States Consulate when I went to ask about marrying a Soviet citizen.
The group caught on quickly; in 1971, it released two albums, both well received, and also recorded the soundtrack for "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song".
There's also a book club, a toddler group (catch 'em young), book launches and signings.
Furthermore, neither group catches up to natives in a reasonable time frame.
Full assimilation means that an immigrant group catches up with the employment probability level of a comparable native.
(The 1985–1989 cohort requires 16 20 years, but they have the largest penalty on arrival in the USA (0.355 log points).) No other black male immigrant ethnic group catches up with native-born African-American males.
Not all indie filmmakers will have an audience of thousands or millions, but even a grassroots marketing campaign can spread like wildfire if the right group catches wind.
