Sentence examples for start onto from inspiring English sources

"I have had days where temptation to start onto the slippery slope was brought in front of me.

But Indiana's Ron Artest got a game off, despite aborting his running start onto the court last weekend, an impressive display of self-control, by Artestian standards.

He follows the introduction with clips of his races and his training, including jumping from a standing start onto tables stacked on top of each other.

When Olapic closed its $5 million Series A round in July, the company had already begun to shift its focus away from media companies, where it had gotten its start, onto retail.

"Or if they recovered a fumble, Sam might walk by me as I started onto the field and say, 'See if you can hold 'em for a while.' ".

"As they start to migrate onto 4G, they will have to come off of unlimited and go onto the data share plan.

The raccoon should start to bite onto the nipple.

You'll start to roll onto your back.

Get into an arch shape and start to roll onto your side.

No single mutation could allow the viruses to start latching onto OmpF.

Gas from there will start flowing onto global markets by the end of 2015.