Sentence examples for really caught on from inspiring English sources

So why haven't they really caught on?

"This fire-safety stuff really caught on," he said, sounding disappointed.

"She really caught on," the boy said as she walked away.

Nothing really caught on, and as time passed John found himself pinching his pence pretty hard.

The name appeared on some early real estate maps but never really caught on".

I once wondered why Surrealism never really caught on as a literary strategy in America.

A spokesman for the site said, "The bidding has not really caught on yet".

"I noticed the Viktor & Rolf style really caught on," said Allen Wood, a stylist and educator at Bumble and Bumble.

It hasn't really caught on yet because of privacy concerns.

I don't care who says what won the election; it was the emotional aspect that really caught on".

Interest really caught on with the tremendous resurgence in the "Foodie" trend and celebrity chef phenomenon.