Sentence examples for started to catch from inspiring English sources

The app has started to catch on.

There, the French disease started to catch on fast.

The British Crime Survey finally started to catch up with the reality of modern, international crime.

With that, the emotions started to catch up, and Thompson's lower lip started to quiver.

It's a place to linger, but unfortunately my lingering meant I started to catch everyone's cold.

I wasn't bad the first couple of innings, but it started to catch up with me".

Once the world started to catch up, Kraftwerk started to slow down.

"The people didn't know what was going on, then they started to catch on, and they mobilized.

The company started to catch up last year by turning out new small cars and mainstream sport utility vehicles.

This volume contains a sobering number of illustrations of such evasiveness as the truth started to catch up with him.

But in the third-set tie breaker, his languid footwork and uncertain shots started to catch up to him.