Sentence examples for this has now caught from inspiring English sources

"All of this has now caught up with her".

That trend, once seen as a symptom of urban poverty, has now caught on in rural areas like this one.

Time has now caught up with Saab.

But Peru has now caught up a lot.

"We were one of the first to offer next-day delivery and everyone else has now caught up," he said.

She did, and the Ballet Theater ensemble has now caught the vitality of her essence.

The world has now caught up with what we knew already," says Henzell.

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the voting habit has spread through Africa, and has now caught on in most of the continent.

For the season, he has now caught 78 passes for 1,092 yards -- his second consecutive season over 1,000.

"All those words have turned to dust and, as I consistently warned week after week, reality has now caught up with our prime minister".

Rogers has now caught touchdown passes in 12 consecutive regular-season games, which ties an N.C.A.A. record held by Randy Moss (of Marshall), among others.