Sentence examples for working on catching up from inspiring English sources

His older brother, Terry, who won Winston Cup championships in 1984 and 1996, has always been the more visible and quotable of the Labontes, but Bobby is working on catching up.

Google will instead be working on catching up to Facebook by developing its own social graph with Google+.

Mr. Weiss quickly worked on catching up, reading "Practical Ethics" and "Animal Liberation" before Dr. Singer's arrival.

Make a pact with yourself not to get any farther behind while you work on catching up.

Much of the leave I take from work is focused on catching up on studying, but a break away from everything helps to clear the mind and restore the balance between work, study, home, family and friends.

And, if we are burning the midnight oil, working long days and still insisting on catching up with late night television, our sleep in such a curtailed time period may not consist of much else except non-dream sleep because the cumulative effect of lack of sleep will lead to a preference of non dream "sleep debt" to be paid of first.

Read a book or a magazine, or try to focus on catching up on some work.

Instead Ms. Schwartz spends her day in the WiFi-equipped area working on her laptop or catching up on magazines in a lounge chair.

As for Stuban, well, he's planning on enjoying retirement with some travel and volunteer work and catching up on projects around the house.

But in February 2009 he was laid off and spent nearly a year out of work, mostly catching up on reading because looking for employment in his field during a recession seemed futile.

"I've had a bit of work catching up on sleep but I am getting there.