Sentence examples for like onto from inspiring English sources

"Digital media is opening things up," says Goff, of the technology that allows you to print anything you like onto, say, wallpaper, from a holiday photo to an antique map.

This is because, when there is a big one-way movement in the forward market, the whole of it is thrown, through the actions of the dealers, arbitrageurs, and the like, onto the spot market.

In the current "Before Night Falls," Depp makes a dazzling cameo appearance, and in "Chocolat," an overblown trifle, he is a pleasingly glamorous romantic figure, so handsome and indistinct that women can pin any fantasy they like onto him.

Draw the design you'd like onto paper.

Paint any design you like onto the hamster.

Stick the part of the tape with the paint splatter you like onto your nail.

Another hat signed, Mr. Nicholson followed his boss, Sherpa-like, onto the plane bound for Tampa.

He fell face first into the mat, but bounced, cat-like, onto his feet and laughed it off.

"I had to finish on tiptoe — and no one noticed!" The group tumbled, puppy-like, onto a velvet sofa.

"I had to finish on tiptoe and no one noticed!" The group tumbled, puppy-like, onto a velvet sofa.

WE'RE approaching August in Manhattan, when the island pulls a mini-Paris and coughs up a sizable chunk of its population, spraying the natives Jackson Pollock-like onto the beaches and into the country homes of the New York region.