Sentence examples for still catch up from inspiring English sources

You can still catch up with "Awkward" pretty easily.

"Crowls is a really good guy and a lot of the boys still catch up with him on a regular basis," Blakely said.

"The great thing about the Internet is that you can be late in and still catch up very quickly," said Martin Clarke, publisher of the site, on the Web at MailOnline.com.com

At a conference in Vienna on April 28th, Austria's foreign minister publicly pleaded with Mr Meciar to treat Slovakia's opposition and media in a more civil way: Slovakia, he said, could still catch up the other EU applicants.

When I was in China in 1998, our guide in Kunming told us these trains are so slow that they inspired a Chinese saying: If a woman with bound feet is holding a chicken in one arm and a duck in the other, and if both birds run away in opposite directions, she will be able to run after each of them, recapture them and still catch up with the train.

Need to still catch up Records show that in 2003 only 2 out of 10 Timorese children were registered at birth.

But Catchings, still caught up in the bull-market euphoria, was unmoved.

She still catches up when she can, she says.

Instead, Ms. Pelosi found her caucus still caught up in the fierce dispute over abortion.

I watched "Sex and the City" while Europe was still caught up in "E.R".

She was still caught up in the telling of Octave's story, and she had also made an odd discovery.