Sentence examples for longer to catch from inspiring English sources

It took Mr. Guman a little longer to catch his, but as he noted to his daughters, "I ended up catching the big one".

Folklorists needed a little longer to catch on.

Neutrino communication may take a little longer to catch on.

But Loria's off-season spending binge might take a little longer to catch on.

Certain technologies, including the Internet, have taken longer to catch on in Germany than elsewhere.

More contentious themes like politics take longer to catch on, the researchers found.

It only leads to putting it off even more, and then it takes longer to get caught up.

When Cruz lost control of the ball, he was no longer attempting to catch a pass.

Beyond right field, McCovey Cove is clogged with bobbing yachts and kayaks: no longer there to catch the improbably far home runs of Bonds, but to bask in the atmosphere.

The state-of-the-art in genomics of the bony fish has advanced so enormously in the last few years that even in the context of the recent large human sequencing projects, for example in the Encode projects [ 104], it is no longer possible to catch phrase the recent advances under the term of 'fishy genomics' or 'fish and chips'.

On the first deck, where the bathroom was, it took longer for people to catch on.