Sentence examples for really onto from inspiring English sources

Shit, I was really onto something then.

"I thought Jim was really onto something," Mr. Hambrecht recalled in a telephone interview.

"The buzz has tipped us off that we are really onto something big".

According to him, Delos "is really onto something that will ultimately be as universal and accepted as green construction.

Convinced she was "really onto something," Ms. Braun left her job in 2000 to work on the idea.

"I think you're really onto something big here, but if you'll excuse me now I'm due at a barn-raising with some Amish friends".

"And people really locked onto those posters.

Then, Zachary DuBow thought, he would really be onto something.

The upshot was that Paul couldn't really get onto any of his sites.

This was the spark that I really latched onto -- someone who could break through the barrier.

"My passion comes from really holding onto things, long after they've ceased to be strictly necessary," he says.