Sentence examples for has since caught on from inspiring English sources
Such premium pricing has since caught on, especially for limited-run shows, and has even reached Off Broadway.
It was reportedly invented by Justin Sievers at Bar Primi in New York earlier this year, and has since caught on everywhere.
Spurned at first by other policymakers, the idea has since caught on.
The market has since caught up.
But Europe has since caught up in many ways.
All things being equal, the faster the rate of compression, the better the video quality.But apart from being easier to handle and edit, MiniDVD and hard-drive camcorders have since caught up on picture quality.
Windows 8, the newest version of its operating system, which runs on tablets, PCs and hybrids of the two, has not caught on since its launch last autumn: a revised version is due in October.
And Android has caught on since its introduction in 2007, as a growing community of software developers has written apps, sold via Google's Android Market.
Cuomo also led the charge to keep the death penalty from rearing its ugly head back into our criminal code after it was struck down by the Court of Appeals in 2004 -- despite the support for this ultimate form of racism by a majority of New Yorkers, who have since caught up with Andrew's vision on the issue.
We were thrilled to be part of an "unconference" that has caught on like wildfire since 2007.
