Sentence examples for late catching from inspiring English sources

I was late catching up to his work, too, in spite of my exposure to it.

I'd stayed up extra late, catching up with people on Facebook and adding friends who'd requested me.

To Blatter's vehement critics – including some respected senior figures in European football who really loathe him – the ban by an ethics committee, which has found its backbone, represents the grubby reality of Blatter's methods finally, far too late, catching up with him.

The firm was late in catching the shift from analog copiers to digital and is now scrambling to catch up.

I'm late in catching up with this production, which runs in repertory through Aug. 13.

Why was Broadway so late in catching up with the rest of the pop climate?

Lenovo also was late in catching the consumer shift to the lower-price, mini-PCs called "netbooks," which are a huge hit for Asian rival Asus and others.

So if you're late in catching a baseball game, for instance, you could watch the start of the game that's already on the disc even while it's still recording the later innings.

North Carolina isn't the only state that has shown itself to be a little late on catching up with the times.

Ahead of its release, you can stream"Find Me," an introspective track perfect for, as one of its lyrics goes, "late nights catching a vibe" by yourself.

The young teenager may be late in catching up, but she has come a long way.