We found 26 examples of how to use catch on in an English sentence.
Sentences 1 to 25 of 26.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Some Italian fashion designers are saying that white bathing suits will catch on this year. | |
| 2. | Being a foreigner, I couldn't catch on to the joke. | |
| 3. | I couldn't catch on to the joke he told us. | |
| 4. | He does not seem to be able to catch on to what she is saying. | |
| 5. | She doesn't seem to be able to catch on to what he is saying. | |
| 6. | Harry's really slow to catch on. | |
| 7. | You catch on quickly. | |
| 8. | Houses made of wood are the easiest to catch on fire. | |
| 9. | You'll catch on. | |
| 10. | I dropped her a broad hint, but she didn't catch on. | |
| 11. | Tom is just beginning to catch on. | |
| 12. | The singer has a good opera voice, but I don't think he'll catch on with young people. | |
| 13. | You catch on quick. | |
| 14. | Tom is beginning to catch on. | |
| 15. | Wow, you catch on quick. | |
| 16. | It takes you a while to catch on to things. | |
| 17. | Heavily polluted rivers can catch on fire. | |
| 18. | Tom was quick to catch on. | |
| 19. | Do you think VR will catch on? | |
| 20. | Queen of Hungary Maria Theresia ordered that Gypsies be called New Hungarians, but the term did not catch on. | |
| 21. | They'll never catch on. | |
| 22. | It'll never catch on. | |
| 23. | It will never catch on. | |
| 24. | Tom was a bit slow to catch on. | |
| 25. | Tom is a bit slow to catch on. |