Sentence examples for last caught up from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1990s, Fidelity's growth had at last caught up with it.

As time and pain at last caught up with Ronaldo, Brazil's under-20 team crushed Uruguay, 6-0, in the South American youth event.

He was staring quietly at a jar of cream, a box of powder, and a lipstick - a man who had at last caught up with life.

Time, it could be said, has at last caught up to McConaughey who, when remotely possible, has been holed up in the comparative sanctuary of the family's 1,600-acre 1,600-acrench in workingxas.

The World Bank's chief economist for Latin America, Augusto de la Torre, points out that the investment rate in the region, at almost 25% of GDP, has at last caught up with that in South-East Asia (though Brazil, at 18%, is a laggard).Most countries have paid down debt and accumulated reserves; their banking systems are less dollarised than in the past.

Sweet Valley Confidential, already causing a media storm in the US, where it was released two weeks ago, is set a decade on on from when we last caught up with the Wakefield twins and a hell of a lot has happened.

This is our very own late "Marshall plan", thanks to which we may at last catch up and right the wrong that we suffered at the 1945 Yalta conference.

Anyway, when last we caught up with Nicolas, you'll recall, he was in the process of divesting himself of some of his 15 residences, after the taxman had finally tired of his failure to meet tax demands.

We're going to get you out.' " At last, Schwarz has caught up with Fischetti's confidence.

Cardinal Bevilacqua's last years were caught up in investigations of priests accused of sexually abusing altar boys.

"Last night we caught up with the Bryan brothers for a little bit and [we were] trying to find a place we could go," Clijsters said.