Examples of 'starting to catch' in a sentence
Meaning of "starting to catch"
This phrase describes a situation or trend that is gradually gaining popularity, acceptance, or recognition. It suggests that something is beginning to attract attention, interest, or enthusiasm, and that its influence or impact is gradually spreading or increasing
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starting to catch
The carpet was just starting to catch alight.
I was starting to catch up with his changes.
Even the media is slowly starting to catch on.
We were finally starting to catch up with what we were listening to.
Its a style that is definitely starting to catch on.
You are finally starting to catch on to my devious mind.
Looks like some of these ideas are starting to catch on.
So you are starting to catch on to how much fun this is.
Those who know me well are starting to catch on.
Science is starting to catch up until now.
I think the age difference is really starting to catch up to us.
People are starting to catch up to it and enjoy the show.
Now you are finally starting to catch on.
Starting to catch fire now.
A number of people are starting to catch on to this exciting hobby.
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Something the markets and investors themselves are starting to catch up to.
My skin was starting to catch fire.
Residents of the US Northeastern coastal region are starting to catch on.
My mental state is starting to catch up with me.
Although web giants are monopolizing the online market, retailers are starting to catch up.
Facial recognition is starting to catch on as well.
Virginia is starting to catch up and now has about 160 biotech / life sciences companies.
Just as electric cars are starting to catch on.
You are starting to catch on to this.
Twelve years of training is starting to catch up.
Albert starting to catch up now.
It was a woman and she was starting to catch up.
They are now starting to catch up with the backlog.
Service robots are finally starting to catch on.
I am starting to catch up here.
His work was finally starting to catch on.
I am starting to catch it.
And that zombie population is starting to catch up with them.
Now it 's starting to catch on, even within our genre.
A few countries are starting to catch on.
Is it starting to catch up with me?
But we all know that this carelessness is starting to catch up with us.
You are starting to catch on.
The external chaos and the internal growth is starting to catch up to me.
He was finally starting to catch the bomb too.
Elsewhere, nonsurgical sterilizers are starting to catch on.
Diesels are starting to catch on here.
Now, the public health research is starting to catch up.
You are starting to catch up.
Fifty years later, the rest of the world is starting to catch up.
Chinese firms are starting to catch up with their fancier foreign rivals.
By this time, years of high living were starting to catch up with him.
Europe is starting to catch up in ICT research.
European carp fishing techniques are starting to catch on in America.
I think I'm starting to catch feelings again, for you.
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