Sentence examples for is actually catching from inspiring English sources

While Prospect Park has never used goats before, the practice is actually catching on with everyone from Google to the congressional cemetery in Washington using goats for difficult weed clearance.

This first one is actually catching on.

She thinks the real fun of the game is actually catching the pokémon.

For a moment, the past was actually catching up to the present, until Hingis called up her aggressive side and began cutting the corners off the court, using her racket as a pair of scissors.

Some call us the "conscious capital" of the US, but I find it's a trend that's actually catching on for millennials worldwide.

Google Maps for Android has been functional since its release, but now it's actually catching up to the real thing, and sports some features that integrate it more completely with Android while also increasing its usefulness.

Meanwhile, she's been splashed all across the networks — along with fetching photos and soundbites of her musical stylings — and getting hometown radio play that seems to be actually catching on.

What's alarming is that girls are actually catching up to boys in terms of how much they're drinking, so despite girls' typically better impulse control, other factors such as social media, peer influence, accessibility, and availability are leveling the playing field.

That may sound counterintuitive for someone who wants more sleep — and it certainly wipes you out for a while — but the idea is to provide deeper, more restful sleep by limiting your time under the covers to the hours you're actually catching z's.

But Wall Street, long thought to be the front-runner in globalization, is actually just catching up.

The Spectra is cheap, cheap, cheap ($11,490), and the hatchback is actually pretty eye-catching.