Sentence examples for has again caught up from inspiring English sources
Morgan, the youngest-ever editor of the News of the World, appeared to have left his jealous rivals behind, but his past has again caught up with him.
Reality had once again caught up with Brown, forcing him to admit that spending would have to be cut to halve the deficit over four years, he said.
The band members say the rock-music landscape has changed drastically over the last decade, and that recent trends in the music have, if anything, again caught up with Sonic Youth.
Tsushima has been time and again caught up in that turbulent history.
For instance, he often uses some form of this sentence: "Here, again, what business does hasn't caught up with what science knows".
Although employment rates have been climbing back from the abyss, young men have not caught up again.
More recently we've concentrated on Bella, who we've caught up with again this trip, though she had been very elusive of late.
Again, the CRISPR field has caught up with the discovery of Cpf1, which does provide 5′ overhangs.
But the competition has caught up once again, wherein Apple, Amazon, and many others now stream video content as well.
* While light has caught up to itself again and only seems to be making time Do you have a tip for The New Yorker that requires anonymity and security?
