Sentence examples for might not catch on from inspiring English sources
He wonders whether this idea might not catch on with old movie houses in the capital, if only to show that "organs are more than just machines for pumping out hymns".
Artemis Fowl, The Opal Deception, by Eoin Colfer Published by Puffin, £12.99 (hardback) Ages 10+ It might not catch on in a big way straight off, but Eoin (pronounced Owen) Colfer, best-selling author of the Artemis Fowl books, had a novel way of dealing with being one of the smaller teenage males in his neighbourhood and not much good, really, at football.
When Holo-'Pac appeared, at least some of the public found it exploitative; a backlash that suggested it might not catch on so easily.
That rebranding might not catch on, but it's getting at the right idea.
Analyzing the arcs and spaces that an untrained eye might not catch on Brooke Astor's signature on a 2004 document, Gus R. Lesnevich came to an unequivocal conclusion.
Sonny Mehta, the publisher and editor in chief of Knopf, who bought the books for what he says now seems like a "very modest sum," even worried that they might not catch on here.
Although Amex might not catch those mentions, having content living on the web will expose your brand to profitable opportunities that will only compound over time.
You might not catch me walking around in Manhattan or Brooklyn with the Access Pack on my back, but you might see it somewhere.
And if the whole death café thing doesn't catch on, Underwood has another, some might say cuter, plan.
The reality star's white t-shirt hugged her curves perhaps too tightly, showing off parts of Foster's anatomy we might not normally catch on basic cable.
So, now we have a health agency that doesn't force labels to be put on GM food, that's being accused of not doing its job correctly by a former Health Canada scientist, and now, in the midst of a fairly divided debate about the safety of GM foods, may be abandoning homegrown legislation in favour of a global agreement that might not even catch on. .
