Sentence examples for had caught on from inspiring English sources

Customer relationship management (CRM) systems, which had caught on with big companies despite the high cost, were an early casualty.

The phrase "well-being" had caught on as a trend, but it simply meant adding green-tea powder to everything.

The cinematic tastes and the obsessive moviegoing habits of the New Wave directors in their youth had caught on with young French intellectuals and students.

They had caught on right away that this was a pretend school, where they were free of all requirement to learn anything, just as they were free of times tables and memory work.

But the younger Sands persuaded Dad to take a flier on "coolers," wine-and-fruit-juice cocktails that had caught on with young drinkers.

How can we be 'together' yet be apart?" It was bad enough being apart, but wondering if someone had caught on to us amplified my anxiety: Will they report us?

But it has caught on fast.

The Taiwanese have caught on well.

And liberal commentators have caught on too.

I bet that would have caught on".

But business buyers have caught on slowly.