Sentence examples for has actually caught up from inspiring English sources
In terms of Millennial's data, this is the first time that Android has actually caught up to iOS in terms of impressions.
"But at the rate that things are happening, we have actually caught up to the African scenario quite more quickly than we might have thought".
If Hänsel is to be believed — and I have no reason not to believe him — it appears that Movinga's tech has now actually caught up and potentially surpassed its original narrative, hence today's vote of confidence by most of the startup's previous investors that the company is finally in a position to scale effectively.
"They've really caught up".
On the downside, once they've been here a while, the crime rates among immigrants actually catch up to the levels of native-born Americans.
I was told that, at Friday prayers in Maradi, it was announced that more than 1,000 people had come back from northern Nigeria - some had actually been caught up in the violence while others feared they could be.
But Mr. Gibson's recent appearance in the bookstore window has mainly to do with the fact that the world we actually live in has finally caught up to the world he depicted in his novels when the information age was not yet even a gleam in Wall Street's eye.
Twitter surpassed "Britney" a few months ago, and has even caught up to "Obama" (actually it is slightly ahead right now), according to Google Trends.
Hall Pass fanatics may rejoice now that the technology has caught up, Glass can actually capture those precious "mental photographs".
That, however, was only because, unlike Donald Trump, most of the rest of us hadn't caught up with where that "tradition" had actually taken us.
