Sentence examples for on seems from inspiring English sources
His opinions in the Colorado and Texas cases have made him the Court's most visible defender of gay rights, but his support for gay marriage, a subject many expect the Court will eventually take on, seems far from certain.
In turn, always being "on" seems to lead some girls to pose for pictures that are oversexualized: pouting lips, lots of cleavage, short-shorts, crop tops that showcase a bare midriff.
The flexibility of the asynchronous environment, which the online contacts are based on, seems to be one of the important advantages of the Online Patient Book©.
The decision to move on seems like a new one.
(After all, "Lavender Mist" itself, fifty years on, seems as reflective, in every sense, as one of Monet's lily ponds, and as intricate as the NASA photograph of a nocturnal, illuminated Earth).
The mesmerising illustrations depict one long party of music, food and romance, which 200 years on seems somewhat otherworldly.
We've said all along that if any Android tablet has a chance to steal marketshare away from the iPad, it's the Samsung Galaxy Tab and this commercial, along with our extensive hands-on, seems to confirm our thought.
To address that head-on seemed impossible.
Life goes on, he seems to say.
Though the set -- canvases with 17th-century urban facades sketched on -- seems modest enough, it's clear where the play is headed from the moment the first characters appear.
But despite that dark half-joke, she stayed put, and Augusta -- who later acknowledged dealing drugs, stealing cars, giving dope to her younger brother and so on -- seems to have gotten through her troubles.
