Sentence examples for on to time from inspiring English sources
(He moved on to Time and to the BBC).
The "Oprah effect" was mighty enough to propel her for a dozen straight years on to Time magazine's list of the world's most influential people.
Even though Time Warner has said that it will hang on to Time, Fortune, Sports Illustrated and Money, the profits from those Olympian sounding titles are meager, less than 10 percent of the division.
This formula also imposes a direction on to time; whereas every other physical law we know of would work the same whether time was going forwards or backwards, this is not true for the second law of thermodynamics.
Gerald McLellan was a bad man in the sense that he would put the stop-watch on to time how fast his favourite pit-bull could gobble up a labrador.
She was upset to find that the mostly male warehouse workers continued to receive double pay for Sunday shifts while she and other long-serving shop staff were recently forced off that rate on to time and a half.
Little black dresses, trench coats and borrowing from menswear all loom large, with designers putting their individual stamp on to time-honoured staples.
Measuring tape for every line 2. Follow-up should be done on time-to-time basis.
Graven yet paper-thin, this is the mythic status of photographs: They somehow allow us to hold on to time imprinted as an image.
Students are responsible for arranging transportation to arrive on campus on time to participate.
