Sentence examples for that was catching from inspiring English sources

Firefighters had to rescue several more, climbing onto an awning to take trapped people from an upstairs apartment with a roof that was catching fire from the house next door.

It is a straightforward argument that is catching on.

And once more there are unexpected consequences that are catching some Long Island communities by surprise.

He's put us in a lot of different formations, a lot of motion that is catching people off guard".

He said consumer confidence has resulted in increased personal spending "that is catching up with many people".

The populism that is catching fire this year is old-fashioned economic populism rather than Nixon-style cultural populism and it is catching fire across both parties.

Mint is probably one of the most sophisticated tools on the market — though there are newcomers like LearnVest that are catching up.

The device that is catching investors' fancies was invented by Pro Hart, described by the company as an internationally acclaimed artist living Down Under.

Farage understands this well, writing this week with glee about political volatility across the channel: "We may well have escaped from a building that is catching on fire".

It also stands for the first person, a first-person, active, user-generated content that's catching something of the moment.

She points to celebrity-backed strains of weed that are catching attention and venture capital backing not just in California, but in other states where marijuana is legal.