Sentence examples for soon caught on from inspiring English sources

But eight other communities in Westchester soon caught on and proposed building multiplexes of their own.

Other parties soon caught on, with the pro-business Free Democrats building a lively Web site designed to generate discussion.

After that moment, in fact, the phrase "living wage" soon caught on -- or, you might say, returned.

Azzad and Tamela were laid off at the copper works, and though he soon caught on with Boeing, that job ended, too.

LEGO bricks soon caught on throughout Europe, and in 1968 the first LEGOLAND theme park opened in Billund (additional parks were later established in other locations internationally).

But he soon caught on: "In the German view, which Herr Hitler shares, a peaceful Germany and Austria were fallen upon in 1914 by a gang of wicked designing nations, headed by Belgium and Serbia, and would have defended herself successfully if only she had not been stabbed in the back by the Jews.

The usefulness of such a custom is so obvious that others will soon catch on and express a similar intention, and the rest will fall in line.

But Jackson soon catches on to Bolt.

Just wash old clothes first and you'll soon catch on.

The theory was that with such an industry behind it, China would soon catch on to car racing.

But for that very reason Ljubljana would soon catch on, and that would be the end of everything.