Sentence examples for quickly catch on from inspiring English sources
He and other trainers said progress was possible and Afghan recruits quickly "catch on" when closely supervised; but, they said, far more trainers are needed.
All of them see the kid in Russ and quickly catch on that his pint-size companion is really a mini-him, in spite of the fact that, in an astonishing casting oversight, the boy's eyes are blue and Mr. Willis's are light brown.
The kids quickly catch on some games resemble jacks, marbles, tiddlywinks, but played with cheap, colorful plastic characters.
Their ability to quickly catch on to the attendants' business problems helped to make Ideation Camp a pretty successful pilot project.
Saunders himself is an XM subscriber who loves the service, and he sees compelling evidence that satellite radio will quickly catch on with consumers: "I was already convinced, and what I've seen in the past four weeks or so shows me that the rest of the country is coming on board".
If you are running the ball to the right or left NEVER give off which way you are running the ball in your stance ALWAYS line up straight like you are going to just run the ball straight, if you give up the direction the play is heading the defense can quickly catch on and take advantage of your mess up.
The idea of otherworldly contact quickly caught on, inspiring the Modern Spiritualist movement.
Mixed with soda water, the drink quickly caught on as an "intellectual beverage" among well-off whites.
The videos quickly caught on with parents, despite a 1999 recommendation by the American Academy of Pediatrics that children under 2 should not watch television.
In the upper deck, a few young fans took notice and quickly caught on, chanting "New York Mets!" along with the chorus.
But cremation quickly caught on, promoted by Protestant clergymen who wanted to reform burial practices and doctors concerned about the health risks associated with cemeteries.
