Sentence examples for recently caught on from inspiring English sources

And although the app has been popular in China for years — Meitu went public in Hong Kong last month — it only recently caught on with American users.

After stumbling upon the business of 1031 exchanges, he unwittingly became the center of a major real estate trend that promptly caught fire in California and only recently caught on in the East Coast.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper was recently caught on tape making a racist comment during what appears to be an argument.

When one of Africa's biggest music superstar, Kofi Olumide was recently caught on camera angrily kicking one of his female dancers at the Nairobi airport, many African women were shocked but not surprised.

Kalanick was recently caught on a dashcam video chewing out one of his own drivers and bragging about the company's hard-nosed culture.

But museums only recently caught on to the idea that needlework can also make good artwork.

That lack of ephemerality is the first of many differences between Periscope and Meerkat, the live-streaming app that recently launched and caught on like wildfire in the tech community.

There's a reason tagging has caught on recently – it's really useful and makes an group of pages much easier to move around in.

Recently, though, the technology has caught on with employers looking to cut costs on expensive travel.

Most recently though, the challenge has caught on with some adorable members of another species.

My idea caught on over Twitter recently, but it works well in the "real world," too.