Sentences with phrase «to catch on»

Don't worry, eventually the tiger did find a good home (also in a hilarious way), but sadly I did not catch it on camera.

Leading into the nominations announcement, it was beginning to look like «Another Year» had not caught on in time to register at all.

That said from time to time they're going to make mistakes, and if they're unlucky it'll get caught on camera.

Even though he lasted until what you could call a second - place finish, the governor never really caught on with voters.

An example of something that is not your fault is when the property that you are in catches on fire.

However, most spooky decorations are made of plastic and can easily get caught on fire.

Worse, it was caught on video doing it.

Home was one of those weird and wacky experiments in gaming that never really catch on with the masses, even though they're successes for a while or with the niche crowd.

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.

The market for indie games is fast - flowing, and it seems that if a game doesn't catch on quickly there isn't much chance of it succeeding outside of a bundle.

But don't ever feel like you're doomed to failure if you don't catch on as quickly as other students in your class.

And those are only the idiots who get caught on tape!

It seems the plant - based, healthy living scene is finally catching on here!

I believe it is the best moment ever caught on film ever in the history of forever.

It's also more likely that your cat's claws will get caught on something if they're not trimmed.

Of course, be sure that your pet's outfit is made of safe material and won't catch on things as he or she goes about their regular routine.

While it never quite caught on internationally, it was the first home console with a CD - ROM attachment.

Not to mention there's a lot of scenery that you can get caught on for some reason.

The game really caught on like wild fire and was instantly one of the best tactical shooters to make it on the consoles.

However, it is important to note that the online learning trend is also catching on with today's fast - paced mobile technology generation.

But it didn't really catch on at first.

From this point on, puppies actually catch on faster, but adult dogs will get the idea too.

However, if you are not comfortable with this or maybe she is still not catching on yet, there is also the option of using potty training dolls too.

What began as one couple's social experiment soon caught on among millions of daters.

The best ideas in the world don't catch on when there is no one interested in what they promise to deliver.

Would we rather clothing and textiles with a risk of catching on fire, or a risk of making our kids sick?

The fast - food chain has good intentions, and I could see this idea catching on eventually — maybe at the library first or in other formal settings.

You may even catch them on sale and get those supplies for a lesser price than this box.

Some dogs catch on so well, that they voluntarily start bringing you things in hopes of a trade!

Here's the deal: Bone broth is catching on because people know that it tastes fantastic and keeps them healthy.

So good catch on finding that in the specs.

People catch on really quickly and see right through the teammate who offers to help only the boss, and no one else.

It's not that bad but it is one of those average flicks that you'd probably catch on TV in the afternoons.

From my tea to pancakes to smoothie bowls, they are now catching on with my family!

She started to create luxurious sets for her clients using patterned silk, satin and Indian cotton and the trend soon caught on.

In fact, the students often catch on more quickly than their teacher.

But, wind power hasn't been as quick to catch on here in the south, so we get a lot of questions and comments about wind energy.

We don't know yet whether this price volatility will stop cryptocurrencies from catching on as a commonly used means of payment.

Maybe it didn't spread across the nation immediately, but slowly but surely, other teams caught on until it became an essential part of the conference or championship winning experience.

You might struggle a little at first, but you'll catch on after a while!

While this fact has been known in development circles for more than two decades, the power of educating girls has recently caught on in popular discussion.

An action thriller with a soul; that is one trend we'd like to see catch on.

Some puppies might catch on early, while others might take more time and patience.

If your ski house catches on fire, it will be your dwelling coverage that helps you repair and rebuild, not the coverage of the tenants.