Sentence examples for users caught on from inspiring English sources

But Twitter users caught on fast.

Users caught on the street are rarely arrested; rather, they are issued "cannabis cautions" (a reprimand which doesn't appear on a criminal record) or fined.In Brixton, a south London neighbourhood, an open-air cannabis market exists within ten minutes' walk of the underground station.

Though not a Twitter user, Fuld caught on quickly: When reporters asked him the next day why he could not stop the rain that was causing a rainout, Fuld quipped: "This is me, washing my planet".

Ping, in the end, never caught on with users.

Tools like Google Related, for example, were interesting experiments (like many of the other products the company shut down previously), but never caught on with users.

But Web cameras, used for all sorts of video voyeurism, have caught on with PC users much more quickly than most analysts had predicted.

And although the app has been popular in China for years — Meitu went public in Hong Kong last month — it only recently caught on with American users.

And although the app has been popular in China for years — Meitu went public in Hong Kong last month — it only recently caught on with American users.

First, because TeX did not have software for document creation that was intelligible to the lay computer user, it failed to catch on outside the scientific world.

But many entrepreneurs expect that the new expansion of Web addresses - the first of which won't go live until early 2012 - will catch on with users and make money.

MagniWare's stick-on sensor was clever, but ultimately didn't catch on with users.