Sentence examples for truly catch from inspiring English sources

Hashem Akbari, Dr. Rosenfeld's colleague at the Lawrence Berkeley laboratory, says he is unsure how long it will take cool roofs to truly catch on.

But one yearns for more of the chaotic bravado that drove their early work: amid dreamy harmonies and jangly guitar lines, only the crescendoing title track and rumbling freak-out "North Parade" truly catch fire.

But Friday also marked the first N.B.A. game that could be watched at home in 3-D, and the N.B.A. and ESPN, which have been experimenting with 3-D production for four years, were hoping that it would help drive wider adoption of a technology that has yet to truly catch on.

The 27-year-old, who could be seen shadow batting in the middle during a stoppage in De Kock's salvo and dashed off the field when the final wicket of Morne Morkel fell, is yet to truly catch light in the series, having recorded one obdurate half-century in Cape Town and had his shortcomings picked apart by analysts both professional and amateur.

Here's the bad news; in some ways you may never truly catch up.

This time we are prepared to truly catch the moment with a complex arrangements of lenses and filters.

It was the revival of Torres that truly caught the eye.

Relatively few writers have truly caught the voice of the Southern working class.

Elizabeth McCracken's essay on Vaughn Meader truly caught his essence ("The Temporary Kennedy").

With wines like these, which are gaining in popularity but haven't truly caught on, storage issues are a concern.

The German's movement has always been clever but it was his finishing that truly caught the breath.