Sentence examples for onto said from inspiring English sources
"This is not just some fad or something new and interesting that we've grabbed onto," said Jonathan Fanton, MacArthur's president.
"In the past, it was, 'What ball-control player can I latch onto?' " said Karch Kiraly, 46, who is playing his 29th and final season.
Those built after 1996 have the new nets, but older locations use netting with 2-inch holes that children can grab onto, said a company spokeswoman, Kim Miller.
"It looked like quite a bad one, also his wrist, he fell quite heavily onto," said Murray, "Hopefully it's not too bad".
You've got a treadmill, you plug in your iPod (or whatever deice), and then any and all data is recorded onto said iPod.
"The way that neurons communicate with each other is by how fast they fire pulses, it's a little bit akin to listening to a Geiger counter click, and it's that property that we lock onto," said Professor Andrew Schwartz from the University of Pittsburgh.
She went onto say that she believed that her mother was forced to stay.
He went onto say, "The Democratic National Convention will be a contested convention".
Other students were in virtual classrooms, where they log onto, say, math class at 8 a.m.
Convincing singers to sign onto, say, an Old Navy production requires another level of diplomacy.
The notice goes onto say that the deal may be made available to other government departments and agencies.
