Sentence examples for which never caught from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Bennett campaign, which never caught a break, Hatch's effort kept getting lucky.

One of the reasons the PlayStation 2 did so well was that it got to market before its rivals, which never caught up.

Mediocre singers, the band, which never caught a groove, invited gawking, which is what the men and women in the audience did.

Previously, mikes relied on FM channels, which never caught on beyond classrooms for the hearing impaired because they were vulnerable to interference.

The Slutzkys were also among the first to build condominium apartments at a ski resort and to offer floodlit night skiing; summer skiing on lubricated plastic chips instead of snow (which never caught on); free lift passes for skiers over 70 (which did); and discount deals for singles, families and corporate groups.

"Al Jazeera, like Current, believes that facts and truth lead to a better understanding of the world around us". Al Jazeera plans to scrap Current's programming lineup and brand, which never caught on with a critical mass of viewers, and use the channel's subscriber base of 60 million households as the basis for a new network.

Describes modal jazz, which never really caught on..

De Patta came up with a few stock designs for mass production, which never much caught on.

Franco Zeffirelli's characteristically overstuffed 1990 production was replaced in 2004 by Marthe Keller's dull version, which never quite caught on.

Vista, which never quite caught on, is down to under 2percentt.

This is not Flock, the browser experiment which never really caught on because it strayed too far from most people's browsing comfort zone.