Examples of 'name caught' in a sentence
Meaning of "name caught"
name caught: This phrase is used when someone or something gains attention, recognition, or fame, typically due to a specific incident, quality, or characteristic. It suggests that the person's or object's name has become well-known or noticeable in a particular context or community
How to use "name caught" in a sentence
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Her name caught my interest at once.
The letter boasting his name caught fire.
The name caught on rather quickly.
I am glad that name caught on.
One name caught his eyes.
As a former student of Taoism the irony of this name caught my attention.
One name caught his eye.
Her story was particularly popular in the Middle Ages and the name caught on.
Your name caught my attention.
Han Sen scanned the list again and another name caught his eye.
The name caught up immediately.
Thank you for making me apart of your team, Your name caught my attention.
A name caught my attention.
Then the author 's name caught my attention.
The name caught on very quickly and is now firmly entrenched in the scholarly literature.
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And boy, the name caught on.
The name caught on and became popular throughout Spain.
From there, the name caught on.
The name caught on among Dallas fans who would chant " Moooooose " whenever he made a play.
The railroad placed the name " Wayne " on its schedule and the name caught on.
I am glad that name caught on . I started that a couple weeks ago.
Cool, I am glad that name caught on.
In fact, the Doulton name caught the attention of the royal family itself.
Zweig had referred to the particles as "aces", but Gell-Mann's name caught on.
The name caught on, if not formally.
Whoever is respondible, the name caught on and the Academy made it official in 1939.
Your name caught my attention … Mercy!
