Sentence examples for have really caught up from inspiring English sources
This year's edition was my sixth Tour de France and I do feel like I can deal with what's thrown at you a lot better, but all the same, the last few days in the Alps have really caught up with me.
All those years of wearing hair extensions and weaves have really caught up with the British bombshell, who was spotted in Ibiza by paparazzi this week showing off a massively receding hairline and mangled mane.
"They've really caught up".
"The growth in California and the demand for electricity has really caught up with reality," said Lorie O'Donley, a public information officer for the agency.
Stoppard is in that limbo that writers experience when the work is done and dusted, before the public has really caught up and cast its vote.
"This eight weeks has really caught up to a lot of people," Mr. Von Essen said, adding that he was glad that officials had agreed to make the charges "go away".
The core problem is that living conditions haven't really caught up with the improvements in people's income.
"This is a new field and the regulations haven't really caught up with the technology yet," said Robert Jones at Craic Computing in Seattle, a company that makes software which some DNA synthesis companies use to screen their orders for potentially dangerous sequences.
Despite these findings, most retailers still consider the sizes above 16 to be "plus size". As most haven't really caught up with the evolution of the women's bodies in America and beyond, for the"'average woman," it can be a struggle to shop for clothes.
The millennium had arrived and we hadn't really caught up with it.
