Sentence examples for moving onto from inspiring English sources
The phrase "moving onto" is not correct; it should be "moving on to." You can use it when transitioning from one topic or task to another
Example: "After discussing the budget, we will be moving on to the next agenda item."
We're moving onto the third new feature.
Now, she's moving onto the Internet.
Moving onto Neeson, this seems a highly odd career choice.
Rivals are also moving onto ABC Family's turf.
Drones are the another "thing" moving onto the internet.
Big brasserie-style restaurants are moving onto West 57th Street.
The other parties are moving onto Ukip's territory.
Isis sites have been moving onto the dark web in an attempt not to be discovered.
"That's probably not a standard thing we'd do, moving onto land," Dr. Marty said.
"Computing is moving onto mobile," Larry Page, Google's chief executive, said in an interview.
Crews that spot those clues and respond are rewarded by moving onto more complex scenarios.
