Sentence examples for it began catching from inspiring English sources

It began catching up with her as she charged up First Avenue alone.

Serving some wines by the glass straight from the barrel has long been a practice in Europe, and it slowly began catching on in California seven or eight years ago.

It sagged, then began catching the wind like a menacing sail and had to be removed.

Funny, in that yogurt began catching on in the 1970s because many Americans perceived it to be healthier than other foods they ate then.

In the meantime, Alonso began catching up to him.

Providence began catching up to Newport by the mid-18th century.

They began catching up, danced for hours and ended their night with a long kiss.

But when the Crockett programs began catching on, the whole phenomenon still felt fresh and innocent.

Construction finally began catching up with demand in the late 90's, even as the economy stagnated.

Quickly, the media began catching up with events, and viewers were picking up on the news.

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