Sentence examples for things caught on from inspiring English sources
Other weird and wonderful things caught on camera include: a mother and son performing a wedding dance with a difference; a mashup of the film Frozen and the hit TV show Orange is the new black from Patreon animation, which imagines Disney's princesses in prison; finally, YouTube tech guru Marques Brownlee shows us just how amazing the iPhone's new sapphire crystal display is.
Then he continues mumbling: "Again, I go back to..., I think these things caught on Washington when people don't feel that the real solution..., when you do not offer the real solution, you got a lot of these other kind of solutions," eventually steering into historical aspects of the 14th Amendment.
Be careful not to get things caught on your earrings.
"It's the perfect storm of why things catch on," says Wharton Business School Professor Jonah Berger on a recent podcast of "The Torch: The Great Courses".
"If this whole thing catches on," Mr. Clarke said, "I think that people will look back in 20 to 40 years and look at the idea that you can own information in the same way as gold or real estate in the same way we look at witch burning today".
"Whenever things catch on fire, you're the one that has to go in and stop the fire".
"These things catch on because there is some fundamental issue that people are able to attach to," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, an expert in political communication who directs the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania.
The difficulty curve starts off shallow – zone some houses, zone some places for the people in the houses to work, zone some places for the people to spend money earned while working, try not to let things catch on fire too much – but increases as layers of complexity are added to the simulation.
She's instilling that same ethos at PagerDuty, which was founded in 2009 to help businesses monitor their tech stacks, manage disruptions and alert engineers before things catch on fire but, under Tejada's watch, is evolving into a service that flags opportunities for its customers, too.
Sometimes the goofiest things catch on in professional wrestling.
"I just wanted to build things that you could hold in your hand, press a button and watch things catch on fire," he says.
