Sentence examples for not catch on from inspiring English sources

Such measures may not catch on completely - one man told us he had difficulty growing the substitute plants.

Kedit did not catch on in a large way at Princeton.

Reproductions of this sculptor's 1859 work "The Slave Auction" did not catch on with his clientele.

Despite the success of Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul is an unproven series that may not catch on with viewers.

This is not to say that the economy will not catch on as an issue before Election Day.

Known for an urbane look and chic clothes, Printemps did not catch on in Denver, and the store eventually closed.

The students did not catch on quickly, but they stuck with it until the problem made sense.

And while it may not catch on with everyone, I suspect it could prove popular with younger crowds.

Although the technology did not catch on immediately, analysts felt the company's failure to capitalise on this was the start of its decline.

The new name was first disclosed after Massino was indicted in 2003 and did not catch on outside the Mafia.

Closed scales do not catch on (tangle with) one another; resulting in shiny, manageable, frizz-free hair (which is why properly flat-ironed hair looks so nice).