Sentence examples for thing has caught from inspiring English sources
"This thing has caught most money managers flat-footed".
In Germany, Ms. George writes, the whole men-sitting-down-to-urinate thing has caught on.
She said: "I've just come back from E. Africa, where my husband, a former Baltimore banker, and I run safaris, We conceived the idea of forming non-hunting safaris for non-rich Americans, and the thing has caught on.
Clearly this digital distribution thing has caught on with a certain segment of the population.
The whole Ebola thing had caught everyone by surprise.
Maybe the lack of sleep and so many other things have caught up with me just now.
At the Music and Art School, over 50 years last past we sang "Now upward in wonder, our distant glance is turning, till dull and lifeless things have caught a beauty that daring dreams hath wrought".
Their rapidly escalating conflict -- an aide to Mr. Torricelli called it a "family thing" -- has caught staff members, allies and fund-raisers in the crossfire.
Another thing that has caught his attention in Houston are the "humongous" fish in the bayou, he says.
Rubbing the trap makes it think that the thing it has caught is moving.
One of the things that has caught people's attention up to now has been the company's ability to pick up a lot of big customers, as well as a number of smaller developers, using its service.
