Examples of 'seems to have caught' in a sentence
Meaning of "seems to have caught"
seems to have caught - This phrase suggests that someone or something appears to have attracted attention or noticed something, often implying suspicion or surprise
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seems to have caught
The train seems to have caught on fire.
Today this ideological apparatus of the milieu seems to have caught on like a fever.
The car seems to have caught fire.
For some reason the name entrepreneur seems to have caught a disease.
Seems to have caught hold of her weaknesses.
Inexperience seems to have caught them out.
Yet, the link between cattle and climate change really seems to have caught hold.
Tom seems to have caught a cold.
The general public seems to have caught on.
Life seems to have caught up with me.
But the exodus over the past few weeks seems to have caught everyone by surprise.
It seems to have caught them all.
One luxury apartment in New York seems to have caught his eye in particular.
He seems to have caught a cold.
For unexplainable reasons, it seems to have caught on.
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Masanobu seems to have caught a cold.
The poor physical condition than the other day 。 It seems to have caught a cold 。.
That clumsiness seems to have caught up with him.
Shyamal Kanti Chakravarti, director of the Indian Museum, Kolkata, seems to have caught the drift.
The dance seems to have caught on.
He seems to have caught it bad.
In India too, the trend seems to have caught on.
The horse seems to have caught some money at least.
Precisely, and by the sound of it, he seems to have caught a chill too.
He seems to have caught on to my technique.
Right now, a new talent seems to have caught their attention.
It seems to have caught on as a theme in different Ignatian Circles.
This line of thinking seems to have caught on in North America.
It seems to have caught Julie's attention.
However, it is a poem that seems to have caught the public imagination.
Tesla seems to have caught up with the first generation Superchargers ( Superchargers V3 ).
Recently, however, the art world seems to have caught up to her.
Nanashi seems to have caught the PR bug.
Scribouille, The concept of ‘ national dialogue ' seems to have caught on in Africa recently.
The camera seems to have caught her by surprise, without knowledge.
No other contender seems to have caught the public imagination.
She seems to have caught on quick, however!
The new style seems to have caught on this year.
Which seems to have caught its maker's.
But the enemy too seems to have caught on to this trick.
He 's seems to have caught a second wind, Mike.
And this strange plant seems to have caught the attention of one of them.
Something seems to have caught Tom 's attention.
There was a single story that seems to have caught the imagination of all and sundry:.
Something seems to have caught this one 's eye.
Grumio 's plight seems to have caught the popular imagination.
This year autumn seems to have caught us all by surprise!
Graham's proposal seems to have caught on with other members of his party.
But by then, Mark seems to have caught sight of something of interest to him.
Superman " seems to have caught on.
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Threads have been caught in the hook area
Caught these cullies coming ashore in a longboat
He still has not caught up with us yet
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
