Sentence examples for has caught back up from inspiring English sources

Over time, though, his body has caught back up and he feels he's closer to the player he came into college as.

By most gauges of quality and reliability, many of the domestic-brand models have caught back up, but it could be a long road ahead before sales bounce back.

Beardsley swerved, accelerated, and almost caught back up.

4.16pm BST Pietropolli has managed to catch back up with Paolini and Colbrelli but the pack have not managed to do the same with the trio.

Merrill Lynch analyst Peter Caruso said in a research note that he was impressed by Home Depot's improved operating efficiency, but he forecast that this firm will moderate its expansion rate "so that demand has a chance to catch back up to capacity".

He added that killing the product meant that "This opens up the risk that Metro might take off tomorrow and we'd have to scramble to catch back up, but that's a better risk for us to take than the real costs of investment in a platform our users have shown little sign of adopting".

All day, he had repeated phrases like "get into the grove" and "catch back up".

(The institute doesn't have data on how long it takes such women to catch back up).

"We feel like October is going to catch back up".

Today it has caught up with Estonia.

Time has caught up with aesthetics.