Sentence examples for only catch up from inspiring English sources

They must not only catch up, but surpass the others.

"If we get the additional funding, we can not only catch up after 15 years, we can move forward very quickly".

"So the guy that's behind on the machine vote has to get a really good break on the absentees to not only catch up but pull ahead," Mr. Daghlian said.

Soon the pair are pursued by a gaggle of irate shopkeepers who only catch up with them when the elephant stops abruptly to berate the bad baby for never once saying please!

By 2014, the president vowed, African-American, Hispanic and poor children, all of whom were at the time scoring well below their white counterparts and those in the middle class on standardized tests, would not only catch up with the rest of the nation; they would also reach 100percentt proficiency in both math and reading.

He would also tell all Arabs that America has one purpose in Iraq, once it is disarmed of dangerous weapons: to help Iraqis implement the U.N. Arab Human Development Report, which states that the failing Arab world can only catch up if it embraces freedom, modern education and women's empowerment.

Their supply wagons only caught up with them later.

The Russians only caught up with this trend afterward".

He reckons he only caught up with "culture" at Winchester.

Twenty years later, its rivals have not only caught up, but they have surpassed Doordarshan in terms of revenue.

In a way, the last two decades and the rise of the digital world have only caught up with her concerns.