Sentence examples for was about catching from inspiring English sources

The day was getting late, and Durand was getting low enough that he was more concerned about landing than he was about catching up.

Where American companies preferred to churn products out and then test them to see if they were defective, Japanese companies, drawing from the ideas of American management consultants such as W. Edwards Deming and Joseph Juran, embraced the idea that quality was about catching mistakes when (or just before) they happened, rather than repairing defects after the fact.

Charlotte: I talked through what I'd baked, then the rest was about catching up with family and friends I hadn't seen in a while – there were quite a few people there, so I just wanted to make sure I said a proper hello to everyone.

So the question of what the Facebook phone was going to be was less about a potential product for cripplingly connected teenagers than it was about catching a glimpse of the future of Facebook as a company — or, really, as a kind of ideology or way of living, which is increasingly how it presents itself — and how it intends to use mobile as a vector.

So the question of what the Facebook phone was going to be was less about a potential product for cripplingly connected teenagers than it was about catching a glimpse of the future of Facebook as a company—or, really, as a kind of ideology or way of living, which is increasingly how it presents itself and how it intends to use mobile as a vector.

Expansion was about catching and holding ever more strings.

Modern history for Japan has been about catching up with the West.

If Pokémon Go is about catching 'em all, it is especially about catching the rarities – Pikachu, Squirtle, Gyarados.

Part of it is about "catching something of the spirit of the age".

Like, Pray for Death is about catching a bully and torturing him.

INVENTING is about catching the wave," said Ray Kurzweil, who addressed a national convention of inventors in Philadelphia last Monday.