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He was silent as he watched his brother struggle through the years, trying to catch up to him, trying to earn his parents' praise.

Regulators are going to have to catch up and, you could say, try to hold innovation back.

Such a great impetus function is any other industry is to catch up with.

Participants felt a generation gap with the new technology. "I'm always trying to catch up to my younger staff members. "

It would be great to see you to catch up all our news.

Out of the corner of my eye I could see the car, reversing in an attempt to catch up with me. Perhaps they wanted to give me a receipt.

Well, I'm going to have to go but it's been great to catch up. Nice to catch up with you again and I'll see you soon!

To catch up in the armaments race, that country has decided to take a page from the competition's book.

Phase II of the bull market should have already started. China, one of the worst performers this year should be able to catch up.

The truth is, crime scene investigation and forensic science are always trying to catch up with the criminals, not the other way around.

Struggling to catch up with him, but the whereabouts of the red block and can only stay at cars off, do nothing.

``Society has changed, '' Stillman says, ``but the ovaries will take another million years or two to catch up to that. ''

They are not agile or fast ships. If the enemy decides to make a run for it, ship-of-the-line would have hard time to catch up.

Anyway, it seems to be impossible for me to catch up with other people in such a short period of time.

By early February, Obama seemed to catch up with the trend, at least as it played out in Cairo's Tahrir Square.

But computer division head Kunimasa Suzuki said the company had ambitions to catch up quickly.

After being in the hospital for a year, she had a lot of living to catch up on.

She ran on and on, down the hill, up the next, trying to catch up with her daughter.

If you live in New Orleans, you may live as if you are ahead of time, just taking things easy and waiting for the time to catch up with you.

No matter how fast you run, it is impossible for you to catch up with him.

Yet again, it is now racing to catch up in a part of the market where the Japanese overwhelmingly dominate.

Both parents helped their daughter put on the dinosaur costume , then ran with her to catch up with the others.

He is always in the first place in his class, so there is no way for all the other students to catch up with him.

Maybe they're people you know from around the 'net or maybe they're those old high school friends who wanted to catch up.

Stalking seems to be becoming more common; but now the criminal-justice system, which has been slow to respond, might be about to catch up.

Trying to catch up on sleep on the weekends can just push one's biological clock further out of whack.

In a frantic effort to catch up in recent months, Beijing has been directing thousands of enterprises to close obsolete factories.

I had to look at what was underneath for a long time. My eyes saw it, but it took a while for my mind to catch up.

Helmeppo seems jealous that Coby is a step ahead of him, and wants to catch up.

The underlying failing is weak and indecisive government across the region, which needs years of good government if it is to catch up.

When the bad guys change their tactics, most of the computer security industry needs a year or two to catch up.

Ella kept her head down, trying not to be noticed, struggling to catch up and feeling like an outsider.

when he knows that this is only the strong voices of the weak to catch up, he was a thinker.

in mad swings of forever trying to catch up with his own moving reflection?

Some may see that as a daunting prospect, but the Arsenal striker looks upon it as merely a chance to catch up on all that he has missed.

It is no use trying to catch up with the train once it starts.

But after a while inspiration seems to catch up with you.

decide v. Inspiring by his words, she decides to work hard to catch up with her classmates.

Because technology is changing rapidly, states are still trying to catch up with various laws, statutes and case models, Bunting says.

They worked into the night, sleeping in their offices or on the floor, trying to catch up to be ready for October 29.

As the American way of life becomes increasingly unsustainable, the rest of the world will be trying to catch up.

Why has it taken so long for hip arthroscopy to catch up to its shoulder and knee counterparts?

Tom was away from school for a month so now he's got to work hard to catch up with the rest of the class.

Well, a little less, I have to catch up with the end of the river, but I let the river flow on the way, I really keep up with it?

It's impossible for you to catch up on it in a week .

It may even hit when your treatment is over, when you're trying to catch up with everything you had to put on the back burner.

I had fallen so far behind that it seemed pointless trying to catch up.

i study well at school, and i will work harder for a higher score. and i will try to catch up with others to be a daughter worthy of proud.

I guess I was just to catch up in high school to realize she needed someone there for her.

My dear friends keep one sentence in your mind that it's easy to fall behind, but it's difficult to catch up with the others.

Stop trying to squeeze so much in. If you are always running late, falling behind, or trying to catch up, try slowing down.

You can only go without adequate sleep for so long before your body and mind force you to catch up.

Obama said jobs figures tend to be the last to catch up in an economic recovery.

As robots have begun to catch up with their masters, researchers have started to ask whether the uncanny valley actually exists.

Roy had a slow start. There were two cars ahead of him and he needed to catch up if he wanted to win the race.

I can feel the pressure of the last few months beginning to catch up with me.

Hare thought with pride that it would take Mr. Tortoise a long time to catch up with him and he would have enough time to rest.

From this perspective, the Great Leap Forward movement can be said to "catch up" thinking into practice is all about.

This allows for a second-place candidate to catch up by winning a state with a large number of delegates.

But even with that I was still out most nights, so I made up for it at weekends, allowing Emma to catch up on sleep.

We regret being unable to increase our supply for the moment as our manufacturers have many back orders to catch up with.

"The U. S. is making it easier for other countries to catch up and pass us, " he said.

Getting very little sleep during the week and trying to "catch up" on the weekends is not a good idea because it alters your sleep schedule.

She tried to run as fast as she could, but failed to catch up with others.

I would love to catch up with you sometime. How about this Saturday?

He spends the season trying to catch up physically, and come playoff time isn't in his happy place.

It was great! ! At last I have been able to catch up with her properly. Phone calls from here to Australia are so expensive.

e. g. No matter how hard I try I cannot seem to catch up on all the bills.

Do not take a double dose of this medication. Do not double up the dose to catch up.

We try to catch up on a year's worth of happenings that the rushed phone calls never quite covered.

He took a busman's holiday last Sunday to catch up with his homework.

Today, people come here to catch up with friends, and of course, like this Iraqi policeman, to drink tea.

Bones have been thrown over, the two together, like the original as a wolf to catch up.

Some are just getting started reading the comics while others are at different issues, trying to catch up.

My medications have had to be continually altered, to catch up with my changing symptoms.

This might involve extra sleep by napping, going to bed early, or sleeping in to catch up.

She's been running for over 500 years. . . and he's about to catch up to her.

'If you have a larger economy because you have a larger population, ' he said, 'you could say, why did it take you so long' to catch up?

He has neglected his work for too long and it is impossible for him to catch up on it in a month, let alone in a week.

This may be one of those times, where you have to wait for others to catch up with you.

But Lenovo, which claims 9. 5 per cent of the overall PC market in India, will have to catch up to its rivals.

After working overtime to catch up to life in the West, China now faces a whole new problem: the world's biggest diabetes epidemic.

It lagged behind because of its lame lap, so from time to time the lad waited for it to catch up with him.

Unfortunately we always seem to be in a position where we need to catch up, and hopefully we can turn it around.

It's taken some time for the world to catch up with his vision, but now we seem to have a tool fit for knowledge augmentation.

So they elected from the tribe, a hero, to catch up with the sun, and his name is called the "braggadocio. "

It is estimated that Shanghai will be 20 years to catch up in many areas like New York, London such an international metropolis.

I hurried to catch up with him and tell him to take the wrong things.

Indeed, it is not surprising to hear from bankers that some of their clients are scrambling to catch up.

He understood the power of the camera to catch up the moment.

My daughter trotted to catch up with her and pressed her wet hands on her dress.

Mr. Jones: No problem at all. To tell you the truth, I could use the extra time in my schedule to catch up on some paperwork.

The app now offers extensive support for offline reading, making it one of the easiest ways to catch up with the news on a plane.

It is never easy to catch up, because in the meantime, the others are not exactly stopping their own development.

If the malfunction is corrected, the launch will boost South Korea's confidence as it attempts to catch up with its rivals.

He was not fast enough to catch up the train.

It has been a big difficulty for me to catch up with other students in the class.

It's gonna take me a week to catch up on these reports.

Nowadays, not a few English learners, who try to catch up with the fashion, choose to speak American English.

Having clerked for Marshall, was she also going to do as she pleased and wait for the law to catch up?

There is a river fishing in the elderly, a child came to see him fishing, skilled people, so not long to catch up on a crate full of fish.

The kids go to bed and the wife and I turn on the television to catch up with the programme we missed the night before.

If she works hard, she will be able to catch up with her classmates very soon.

I've been driving like mad to catch up with you. Just look at my horse!

'To understand Japan's strategy in soccer, one must understand its political and economic battle to catch up internationally, ' he writes.

Oh it's so quiet tonight! You could hear a pin drop. Gives me a chance to catch up on my reading.

Is it a case of the road system needing to catch up with the volume of cars , or is that an oversimplification ?

You are not a good time to catch up with me . . . two years is a bit empty.

One can only hope with this liberation that Egypt can now start to catch up with history and become a leading model for Arab development.

Can your father walk fast enough to catch up with you ?

The western railroads are still trying to catch up with their delivery delays that built up this crop year.

Our dear Prime Minister Zhou was a great diplomat. I admire him very much and have made up my mind to catch up with him.

Indeed, having sprinted to catch up, the challengers may be about to discover that the real race has only just begun.

Only recently had I discovered my own deep, neglected interest in science, and had been scrambling to catch up with the 21st century.

e. g. Having been absent from school for a month because of illness, Mary is now desperate to catch up with her classmates.

The war is merciless. It either causes a country to be extinct to catch up with and surpass the advanced country in economy.

Well, I came here with having had no experience with Linux at all, so it took a while to catch up.

Although the United States still needed to catch up to the Russians, we then certainly became a contender in the space race.

If it takes a few years for society to catch up with his futuristic visions, so be it.

As throughout history, it may take decades for medical culture to catch up to medical science.

But sales of its flagship Prius model were slow to catch up to the car's enormous development cost.

He made a great effort to catch up with others.

He ran hard and tried to catch up to his classmates.

If china doesn't try to catch up to western world's technology now, China will always be inferior to the US, Russia and Europe.

But when the end of the activity, a young man to catch up with us, blush that you want to condoms.

John ran too fast for me to catch up with him.

We have to get ahead of our workload in order to leave, and then we have to catch up on our workload upon our return.

Jane ran hard and tried to catch up to her friends.

If I hurry to catch up, I usually make more mistakes, lose even more time, and I panic. When that happens, my work is doomed.

All of these companies have to work hard to keep their lead, but it is nearly impossible for new entrants to catch up.

Jan marrow is strange, semi - silly - silly the beautiful Carmen is always early no later to catch up with these murders.

China is ramping up production of unmanned aerial vehicles in an apparent bid to catch up with the U.

"We talk every once in a while to catch up and see how we're doing, but we're acquaintances, " she says.

Customization is more common with athletic shoes, but fashion footwear is beginning to catch up.

It was Matt Cross. He quickened his pace slightly to catch up to us.

Efforts must be made to help less-developed East Asian countries to catch up and to bring benefits to them as much as possible.

We just talked about how hard it is for Daunte to catch up and he's been playing in this league for a while.

If you live in NY, you live as if you are always behind time. You walk fast, you work hard, just to catch up with time.

Professor Wang's words decided her to catch up with others.

I found it difficult to catch up with him in English study in a short period.

Technology leapfrogging is an important way for the later corners to catch up the former ones, then, what is technology leapfrogging ?

That technology was not enough, however, and we are still trying to catch up eight years later.

I have to catch up with this last "last" thought of a building housing financing, that the momentum on the indescribably wild joy.

"This curtails the flow of blood and gives you time to catch up to him, " says Kerner.

I attempt to run to catch up with your pace.

We had to do some serious off-roading through the bush to catch up to this one.

We in the cloud platform to be in not too long a time to catch up, beyond the Cisco, in business we will pursue Google cloud.

and I pass the time; rush the pace, I was behind time; mind hastily, and I time to catch up with the wasted opportunity for you!

They need to catch up because-- as the Coca Cola and Sony examples show-- design is at the cutting edge of business competition.

As they try to catch up, they try to use the cheapest means of production.

China's banks have to catch up to the demand by issuing more credit cards.

They promptly adjusted tactics to catch up, gradually catching up to the score.

Inequality has fallen only slowly as the poor struggle to catch up with the professional classes .

But there is much more construction ahead and road culture is just beginning to catch up.

All I wanted to do was to catch up on all the sleep that I had missed over the past three years.

Northland will be the beginning of the world of ice and snow to catch up with a fierce battle the snow, which is run JET but very fresh.

He's trying to catch up with his friends.

This season, I see two teams that are above the rest - Real Madrid and Barcelona - and the others have to catch up during the campaign.

It will take many years for some of the research to catch up to Western standards.

Sister ran in front and I tried to catch up with her.

You might connect with an old childhood friend today and if so, you'll be delighted to catch up.

As long as the lower water vapor the air is large, sudden drop in temperature at night to catch up, water vapor will condense into fog.

Others, however, tend to the descriptive, and are often revised to catch up with changes that have already happened.

As an Indian saying goes, he who walks too fast needs to take a rest, waiting for his soul to catch up.

The engines crooned mellifluously as McWatt throttled back to loiter and allow the rest of the planes in his flight to catch up.

If you haven't followed along so far, now would be a good time to catch up.

China would "need time" to catch up with the US, Europe and Japan in the use of clean energy technology, he said.

After his liver transplant, while he was recuperating at home in Palo Alto, Steve invited me to catch up.

I pulled my iPhone from my pocket to catch up on the news in a public park, just blocks from my office in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Yesterday price drop positions increased, empty single appeared yesterday errors to cover this turn to catch up with an empty action.

I spent all day today to catch up with my homework.

Beibei ran fast enough to catch up with her mum.

In his youth, Mao is such a time to catch up.

I hope we'll get a chance to catch up in person sometime this week.

I said to her: "You should work hard and persist. In order to catch up with others, you should never give up halfway. "

With these restraints in place, and with supply starting to catch up with demand, housing sales have slowed.

I'd look for the U. S. market to catch up with other global stock markets during their next outbreak of fear.

He has been somewhat behind with his studies and is now working hard to catch up with the others.

try to do sth I try to catch up with him.

You're able to catch up with your classmates.

Special second air blowing system could be grantee the quality of bottle in order to catch up to the customer's requirement.

Or were the platitudes in his Inaugural Address a sign that he'll wait for the conventional wisdom to catch up with events?

I'm about to catch up on some rest tonight cuz Hwany and I are gonna be performing on Inki-mayo tomorrow.

Take advantage of your holiday to catch up on your reading.

Take advantage of your illness to catch up on your reading.

To provide and ensure the visual aid, tools, instruction or technical support to shop-floor to catch up the quality.

AA: I've made another step to the set goal: to catch up with the footballer Oleg Salenko by the end of the season.

Use the time to catch up on all the latest releases without feeling guilty about anything else you're supposed to be doing.

Your face is a minefield, and you are behind to catch up with the enemy, you have to find a way through the minefields can escape fate!

Stocks rose so far that prices have been waiting for profits to catch up ever since.

It takes us two years to catch up, to write a script and shoot a film.

They were to catch up and begin the march at daybreak.

eg: Bart was absent from school for several weeks, making it almost impossible for him to catch up.

We often worked until midnight to catch up, and in the process we developed a great rapport and had a terrific time.

Jill had to run fast to catch up with her friends.

Behind the times? ! He'd have to live to 150 to catch up to the present!

The more I tell her to catch up on the reading, no go.

It would also be too slow to catch up with poorer European Union members' per capita output.

But it's going to take a while for America to catch up.

In an effort to catch up, Japanese companies are redoubling their smartphone push with varying degrees of ambition.

You start late, have to catch up, and by the end of the year.

I have missed some lessons since my illness, but I will try to catch up with you all.

The history of Yahoo! during this decade is of trying, failing, and trying again to catch up with Google in search advertising.

Each night the hotel offers free drinks for a couple of hours which is a good time to catch up with friends and regroup before evenings out.

She worked so hard as to catch up with her classmates in a very short time.

He studies as hard as he could to catch up with his classmates.

I think it easy for me to catch up with him.

If China wants to catch up with the developed countries, arduous efforts should be made by several temerarious or more.

Yeah, I'll need it. I've got to catch up on my sleep.

Their desire to catch up by doing business with America and other former foes has helped dispel any lingering rancour.

But they'll have to pedal hard to catch up with the literary achievements of the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Their desire to catch up by doing business with America and other former foes has helped dispel any lingering rancor.

If you fail to catch up, you cannot justify yourselves and you will not be so glorious or great.

Dinner times provide opportunities to catch up on the day and for formal instruction in matters of faith and values.

He is working hard to catch up to the others after missing a month.

proof must be at the normal business card printing and membership card production to catch up-like.

Kua Fu also crossed the one on high mountains, across a river of, and finally to catch up with Gu Yu in the sun.

It took him a whole semester to catch up with others in his class.

You must strive to work harder, otherwise you won't be able to catch up with your classmates, I am afraid.

Zuleika will also have to catch up. She is expected to sit her maths A-level by the age of six.

Also beware anyone who advises you to invest more aggressively to catch up.

But I do not drop in no sense because I am resolved to catch up with you without restraint!

We must redouble our efforts, or we'll not be able to catch up with the others, will we?

to catch up with the time development by increasing the percentage of information technique in modern education technique.

Every means has been tried to help the two works to catch up with others.

[The Chinese] have launched the equivalent of a Sputnik in cyberspace, and the U. S. and other countries are scrambling to catch up.

So, in order to catch up to the present stage, here's some stuff on three of my trips filmed earlier this year.

They live on inadequate pensions , trying vainly to catch up with the soaring cost of living .

Standards of play are constantly improving, as smaller nations slowly but surely start to catch up with the established powerhouses .

Our objective is to catch up with the moderately developed countries by the middle of next century.

Fortunate enough to go to Hangzhou, south-east of the rainy season is to catch up, continuous rain.

Among commuters, e-readers are starting to catch up with BlackBerrys as the preferred companions on trains and buses.

She ran as fast as possible to catch up with him.

Meanwhile, unless the whole fleet of global capitalism sinks, the developing economies of Asia will continue to catch up at a rate of knots.

Mr Ibrahim takes the long view, arguing it might take another 100 years for Malays to catch up with other races.

In imitation of a hurry to catch up with the journey, we take the initiative to throw away a lot of things.

At the moment, so that all accidents, the Haizhen going it alone in the desert to catch up, so deeply touched by the Hassan.

After missing a term through illness, he had to work hard to catch up with the others.

But Mr. Turtle tries to catch up with him.

Here was another instance when the rest of my life seemed like not enough time to catch up with Nick.

e. g. You've missed a whole term; you have to work hard to catch up with your classmates.

A lot of points are dropped so we need to catch up by getting points, " he said. "

China should change concepts, play out advantages and do all it can to catch up in software export.

The information revolution offers tremendous opportunity for late or new comers to catch up with or even surpass traditional leaders.

I missed some lessons because of my illness last week but I'll try my best to catch up with you.

She has been studying very hard in an effort to catch up with her classmates.

She tried to catch up with her classmates.

India may also outpace China this decade for the simple reason that it is poorer, giving it more scope to catch up.

I had to work that public holiday to catch up on a few things.

Even after Subversion became reliable, it took a couple of years for all the third-party editors, IDEs, and documentation to catch up.