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Meanings of move onto in English

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Usage of move onto in English
1
One can only move onto designing a solution once this is done.
The South African
2
Voters repealed the measure and Kasich opted to move onto other issues.
Reuters
3
Give it a hard half-hour, then signal and move onto the clay.
The Wise Man’s Fear
4
If you can't rip it out, you move onto it with confidence.
Climbing Magazine
5
Perhaps it's time to move onto something, or someone, more dangerous.
Wired
6
Houston will move onto American Conference play, at home against Tulsa on Wednesday.
Reuters
7
Then close the flap and open again to move onto the next question.
Wired
8
In the end, Jagger said, he was relieved to move onto Los Angeles.
Reuters
9
Be sure to check that out below before you move onto Monday's episode.
The South African
10
The conversation would then move onto the subject of your Walkman.
Wired
11
This fall, I will move onto Harvard's campus in Cambridge, Mass.
Ebony
12
He played the violin first and then move onto cello, which he prefers.
Radio NZ
13
If it were resolved, then you'd move onto the next painting.
BBC
14
They move onto the tarmac and into a wet, tepid breeze.
From a Certain Point of View
15
One is the bony skeleton of vertebrates, which let large animals move onto land.
The South African
16
Recapitalising the banks is necessary to move onto the next step: lifting capital controls.
Reuters
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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