Sentence examples for views come on from inspiring English sources

Gallen's views come on the same day News Corp reports suggested Parramatta board members had failed to tell the NRL of suspicions that former CEO Scott Seward had tried to set up illegal third-party deals.

Rare opposing views came on Twitter from Crystal Harris, aka the third Mrs Hugh Hefner – "Loving the #oscars.

Many comments, on the Web site of The New York Times and elsewhere, expressed the view that autism was overdiagnosed: "Come on, 1 in 100 children today?" one commenter wrote.

The most jaw-dropping view comes on the elevated tee at 17, voted by Golf Magazine as the 10th best hole in the country.

Over the pine trees, the gulleys and scree, the words PAY NOTHING UNTIL APRIL loom, reminding us that even a view comes on an instalment plan.

Trump went on to say that he viewed coming on Oz's show "in a way as going to see my doctor... It's just a little bit public".

But they had become so enamored of the building that when a two-bedroom without a river view came on the market for $459,000, they jumped at it and paid the asking price.

With disquiet voiced immediately among her View co-hosts, Kelly declared: "Come on, you know I would never mean it like that".

Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid? Here's the red carpet, man...our door is wide open to anyone in the Democratic Party who wants to come on and share their views on 'America's Newsroom.' Come on, we welcome you".

On this view, modular systems come on-line chiefly as the result of a brute-causal process like triggering, rather than an intentional-causal process like learning.

Enjoy the edition and do keep your views coming in on the state of things – we love to read them.