Sentence examples for has caught so much from inspiring English sources

It's something of a paradox that MTV, which has caught so much flak for the raciness of many of its videos and the dangerous dumb-stunt antics of "Jackass," now finds itself the purveyor of highbrow culture, offering the Britney Spears set a taste of Saturday afternoons at the Met.

A fidgety George Steinbrenner watched the Yankees subdue the Athletics, 5-3, in Game 5 to win the American League division series last night, and if there had been a George-Cam, it would have caught so many expressions and histrionics and so much bellowing that Jerry Seinfeld might have agreed to return and feature Steinbrenner in a few more episodes of his television show.

I have always said I can only catch so much of myself by holding my digital camera out in front with my own arms".

"In the last year and a half, multiple connections in the home and online video have caught up so much that it justifies having this high amount of bandwidth," he told the BBC.

While some have caught on so much that they seem like an ordinary part of American English, others are just making their way into U.S. vernacular.

Metal cluster formation on the DNA backbone, known as so-called DNA metallization, has caught much attention for both biological and non-biological research areas.

And so, it has caught on.

OK, so someone has caught your eye.

So the uproar has caught officials at Lauren by surprise.

Chinese young people have caught the fitness bug so much that gym and health-club revenue in China has nearly doubled during the past five years, and is expected to total more than $5 billion this year, according to research firm IBIS World.

But some have been caught, so it does happen.