Sentences with phrase «caught on in»

In the USA, staging first caught on in the housing downturn of the 1980s, giving some sellers an edge for buyers» attention.

This has clearly caught on in the States.

In the late 1970s, before mindfulness exercises caught on in psychotherapy, mindfulness meditation was making inroads into the medical community.

Face swap applications caught on in a big way over the past year or so, and today Microsoft is jumping into that arena with a new option that ditches the biggest issue with all the others — it has no ads.

The Ouya floundered and never caught on in the mainstream market.

His unique teaching techniques caught on in the Ithaca area.

Improv Comedy Club's Gary Alexander began teaching these comedy defensive driving courses way back in 1989 and they've caught on in a big way, with more than three million people across the United States enrolling.

The concept first caught on in the Netherlands, but it wasn't long before an American reality show was proposed on the concept and now, a company out of Fort Wayne is offering to help couples do just that: Basically, take a long weekend at a resort and get divorced.

Although I would say that it's really only caught on in bigger law firms.

Judicial robes never really caught on in most of Latin and South America.

In fact, there are only a few states in which entity regulation has caught on in any form.

The concept of intellectual property hasn't quite caught on in China yet.

Clearly reusables have not yet caught on in Brazil, but all the more reason to persist!

However it has never really caught on in Great Britain.

The Times notes that while they are popular in Germany and Scandinavia, they have not caught on in the US, where it seems that the «green gizmo» approach of adding photovoltaics and heat pumps rules over simplicity and efficiency.

It never caught on in the USA; even the website was bogus.

This seems to have finally Caught On in molecular biology anyway.

Located more than nine miles west of Chicago's city center, The Suburban is one of a number of alternative spaces that have caught on in the bordering village of Oak Park.

The artist hasn't caught on in quite the same way in the States as in Europe; when the Phillips Collection, in Washington, DC, brought about forty of his works there in a 2012 exhibition, the museum billed it as the most extensive showing of his work to date in the US.

3 Over the course of the 1950s, more than «take over», the phrasal verb «break through» caught on in American art criticism in order to explain how the New York School displaced and replaced the School of Paris.

First founded in Germany by Otto Piene and Heinz Mack, the movement quickly caught on in Italy, leading to innumerable beautiful art works by Italian artists throughout this fertile period.

Intended to repress, the scarves instead became elaborate, fashionable headdresses which caught on in Europe.

It had not yet caught on in 1990, when Zittel graduated Rhode Island School of Design and began scavenging the streets for materials.

The director, the painter and sometimes sculptor Julian Schnabel, caught on in the same years of hype and heroin.

B. Wurtz — Ross Simonini takes a tour through the American artist's studio and finds out how the artist's obsession with around - the - house - items caught on in the artworld

Rose was writing in 1967 about such formalists as Frank Stella and Jules Olitski, but the term caught on in the 1970s with James Harvard, Michael B. Gallagher, and others now mostly fallen by the wayside.

Vehemently defended by those who have experienced the magic of monster hunting, Monster Hunter has never caught on in the West like it has in Japan.

Splatoon has never really caught my fancy, it seems something that would be great with the right peer group to play with, but has never caught on in mine, so holds no interest for me.

Mario, Zelda, and Metroid star in some of the most beloved franchises in all of gaming, but some of Nintendos oldest properties have never really caught on in the west (and thats even if Nintendo bothered to localize them).

Unlike Zelda, Ys never caught on in the west.

While the original games received praise on the PS2, Yakuza never caught on in the west the way that other Sega series did, such as Sonic or Shinobi.

Splatoon really caught on in Japan, and it's clear that the fans are eager for more.

Occasionally sits pop up in Asia, South America, and Central America, but these are less common (across all house sitting websites) as the idea of house sitting has still not caught on in these cultures.

This partially explains why lucrative rewards programs haven't caught on in places like Europe where interchange fees are capped at around.3 % for Visa and Mastercard.

This deal dies rather quickly each month — especially now that it has caught on in the blogosphere and gets shared SUPER quickly around the Interwebs.

Durban Boutique hotels have obviously not caught on in the balmy seaside city, as a number of our choices below don't call themselves «boutique».

It caught on in the United States after photographs of it appeared in newspapers.

Until behavioral finance caught on in the 1980s, the efficient market hypothesis had a firm grip on academic finance.

Robo - investing is a relatively new trend but it's caught on in a big way.

These latter projects have, I believe, caught on in the UK more than elsewhere.

Tablet devices have been launched before to little fanfare in the market, touted as good tools for workers but haven't caught on in a big way.

This model hasn't caught on in a global way, as access to inexpensive ebooks make it far too easy to find great books without paying a monthly fee.

Even though its phones haven't caught on in the West, its tablets have carved out a small bit of the market because of their high build quality and relatively low cost compared to the competition.

She never caught on in America.

Irrespective of who coined the expressions, Hall, Paulding or an unknown body preceeding them, the expression appears to have caught on in this period as it can be found in a number of American newspapers during the 1830s.

Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Google have all tried very hard to offer digital editions for rent and resale, but they have not caught on in a meaningful way.

I think WhisperSync for Voice is one of the those programs that never caught on in a big way, but people who enjoy the audiobook experience can get more synergy with the digital book edition.

The entire notion of Netflix for e-Books has caught on in a big.

B Class never really caught on in Malaysia.

And indicative of the age of this equipment is the PC Card slot behind the LCD, an audio source that never caught on in cars, or anywhere else for that matter.