Sentence examples for been on from from inspiring English sources
The touring circuit we had been on, from Croatia, Serbia, and Hungary through Ukraine and Russia, is one that would be familiar to anyone from the German squat & youth center routes and the No Idea/Plan-It-X axis: young, idealistic kids who love Fugazi and Hot Water Music, planning anti-fascist action days and running leftist info-shops and zine exchanges.
Velikonja lasted until half-time when he gave way to Campbell who, as if to suggest he should have been on from the start, scored within four minutes of his introduction.
On the same day, Virgin Trains released a statement and CCTV images disputing a claim from Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, that a train he had been on from London to Newcastle was overcrowded and he had been unable to find a seat.
The cinematography is crisply dark, accentuating the relentless 24/7 sprint the company has been on from the very beginning.
While it was a symbol marked by death and destruction, to me it became a symbol of victory and triumph and a perfect ending to an adventure I had been on from fifth grade into my adulthood. .
While it was a symbol marked by death and destruction, to me it became a symbol of victory and triumph and a perfect ending to an adventure I had been on from fifth grade into my adulthood.
In one room, lights were on from 09 00 to 21 00 and in the other room, lights were on from 21 00 to 09 00 (DL12 12; reversed lighting regimen).
CNBC will be on from 5-9 p.m. weekdays and 4-9 p.m. on weekends; MSNBC will be on from 10 a.m.
We're on from coast to coast, as they say.
Kevin Prince Boateng and Michael Essien were on from the bench and the USA players looked dead on their feet.
