Sentence examples for starts to catch from inspiring English sources

Keep adding small amounts of water if it starts to catch on the bottom.

Even the 7am starts to catch the Deutsche Bahn to a new match in a new city.

Reuter told me that as soon as the unused film comes out of cold storage "it starts to catch up to its age".

For one thing, as cloud computing really starts to catch on, it is getting hard to tell the difference between innovation and consolidation.

In other words, the middle class starts to catch up with the rich, presumably because they are getting access to family planning and wider female education, too.

Ian R. Carter, president of global operations and development for Hilton Worldwide, said he expected that "as the credit markets free up and supply starts to catch up, we'll start to see more balance come into the market".

The app has started to catch on.

They might be starting to catch on.

The buzz is starting to catch on.

There, the French disease started to catch on fast.

But other countries are starting to catch on.