Sentence examples for idea has caught from inspiring English sources
The idea has caught on, though it is still far from mainstream.
The union idea has caught fire among the 365 resident advisers at UMass's Amherst campus.
And even if the new design has received mixed reviews in the Keystone State, the idea has caught on elsewhere.
Augustine," he says, is "the only life of a bishop I've seen in our top 100" -- and because "the series idea has caught on with people".
In the last decade, dozens of scientists have claimed they have found evidence of links between religion and health, and the idea has caught on.
Most of these burials were meant to stay buried, others to preserve faith, identity and culture; it wasn't until the 1930s that "time capsule" entered English as we understand it, although by the mid-19th century the idea had caught on.
By then the idea had caught fire, and it was everywhere. .
Now, it appears, their ideas have caught on.
Other ideas had caught his eye, usually when he went to the city to see relatives.
"As an individual, Dr. Koppelman may be more in the background today, but some of his ideas have caught up," Mr. Levine said.
