Sentence examples for since caught up from inspiring English sources

But Europe has since caught up in many ways.

Greece has since caught up, and is almost certain to be included in the Euro next January.

It's not so controversial anymore, because the times have long since caught up with his obsessions — and with the notion of the popular as art.

It's not so controversial anymore, because the times have long since caught up with his obsessions and with the notion of the popular as art.

In Scalia's first oral argument he asked so many questions that Powell whispered... 'Do you think he knows that the rest of us are here?' " The other Justices have since caught up with Scalia.

All things being equal, the faster the rate of compression, the better the video quality.But apart from being easier to handle and edit, MiniDVD and hard-drive camcorders have since caught up on picture quality.

However, the ruling has since been caught up in a legal quagmire and has yet to be decisively legislated.

The winner has since been caught up in the Mahmood al-Zarooni doping scandal and tested positive for an anabolic steroid in spring, causing Camelot's connections to be the object of additional sympathy for that defeat.

Since then, the rest of the world since has caught up to the United States, the globalization of the sport reflected most dramatically in the relays.

I have since then caught up with all of Bay's films.

However that project appears to have since become caught up in development hell.