Sentence examples for slowly catching from inspiring English sources

Supply is only slowly catching up.

Although the life-expectancy gap remains, the good news is that blacks are slowly catching up.

With 10 laps left, he began slowly catching up to Button.

There's super slo-mo anguish etched onto her Romanian face and the pack is slowly catching.

Mr. Rowthorn's blog, InsideKyoto.com, also recommends vacation rental homes in Kyoto — a trend that is slowly catching on in Japan.

Wales, with around 20 projects, is slowly catching up, with just eight projects off the ground in Scotland.

Serving some wines by the glass straight from the barrel has long been a practice in Europe, and it slowly began catching on in California seven or eight years ago.

What makes Suriname stand apart is the stolid patience with which it and its legal system have, ever so slowly, been catching up with Mr. Bouterse.

It's a terrible bill, as we and others have written in the past, and the rest of the world seems to slowly be catching on to the idea.

When fueling, prevent fuel spills by filling fuel tanks slowly and catching drips and spills with absorbent pads or rags.

Drain water through a sieve or tip the bowl slowly while catching fallen rice grains with your hand.