Sentence examples for really caught it from inspiring English sources

As we observed earlier, if the economics of the exchanges really caught it by surprise between April and August, it should fire its entire financial analysis team.

That man, Patrick Hayashi, said the ball is his because Popov never really caught it.

"I said to him, 'I could really catch it if you put a little wobble on it,' " Owens said.

Janet Maslin, reviewing the film in The New York Times, found the actress "slyly comic and a very good sport". "I really catched it," she said.

Does it bother you that the last time Saddam did that, the Clinton Administration warned that just wait, next time you will really catch it -- and again does nothing?

Trash talk happens at every wedding, but no one ever really catches it.

Soon the term Scymraeg, or scummy Welsh, was born and it has really caught on - it is part of Gary's stand-up routine, and examples are posted via a Twitter hashtag and in a Flickr group.

This was one of the first punk tunes that really caught me, it was the moment when the Clash grew up.

Click to view As teenagehood really caught hold, it was an all-black uniform and a futile attempt to embody Christian Slater as JD in Heathers.

In Japan, where the idea of spending money to save money hasn't really caught on, it used to be impossible (or, as that concept translates into Japanese, "a little bit difficult") to make such a sale.

And after about a year, it really caught on, and it was really word of mouth.