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Having the position over a given place, location or object.
on
at
1
Later this year, 150 billion yuan more will come
onto
the market.
2
Today it's NASA's new Orion capsule, dropping from space
onto
the sea.
3
Either way, Sevu Reece probably needs to come
onto
the right wing.
4
Several large cities sell water
onto
almost 400 adjacent cities and towns.
5
But we've certainly got some really beautiful properties coming
onto
the market.
6
Obama administration officials want Karzai to sign
onto
measures to combat corruption.
7
The second approach directly projects the QCLE
onto
the Floquet adiabatic basis.
8
It is claimed that sea water is coming through
onto
farmland again.
9
New rules would, however, push more of the burden
onto
bank creditors.
10
Aging, of course, has a way of directing you
onto
different paths.
11
Sergio Garcia burst
onto
the professional scene just over a year ago.
12
I'm thinking I might hang
onto
that thought a while longer yet.
13
Dewey and Suze agreed and stepped out
onto
the green glass sea.
14
This new imponderable was just another to tag
onto
a long list.
15
Turn right
onto
Eldorado Springs Drive and follow to the state park.
16
Above the Neaethus Valley a spectacular view opened
onto
the Ionian Sea.
onto
hold onto
step onto
turn onto
climb onto
fall onto