Use "onto" in a sentence

1. Unless otherwise stated in this book, this permission is not passed onto others

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2. It falls short onto the counter, not that she would have caught it anyway

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3. Dad lets the bread roll from his fingers onto a pile of clothes

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4. Ruthie coughs and chokes, leaning over to vomit onto the floor

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5. They turned right onto the tenth floor street of third canal, indoor at that point, and were immediately outside again between third canal and the yacht basin

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6. As soon as they were out onto the plaza atop that building, Yorthops turned east toward the basin and went to the far end and found a table among the lush pots of mushroom ferns they had in the corner

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7. “I am going to hurt you!” Bob declared, his simple mind latching onto the last thing he had heard and going with it

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8. Not finding what it was he was looking for, Henry dumped the massive pile back onto his desk and started opening his desk drawers, banging his elbow on the cubicle wall behind him

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9. "Actually, she latched onto Jorma when I moved a couple cabins down the hall where I could maintain a once a week schedule

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10. Paint the paste onto plants with a paint brush

11. But after there was no more space, the writing would continue off the board and onto the wall, sometimes even making its way across the wall and onto a new white board

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12. Ackers was just finishing wiping the crumbs off the table and onto a napkin

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13. She had various types of explosives strapped to her, and while Big Petey wasn’t watching, she came up behind him and slapped some ball-shaped goo onto his back

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14. Vinnie pushed the glasses back firmly onto his nose and shifted his center of gravity back a bit

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15. The moon was full, casting some light onto the deserted city street

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16. Stumbling with two buckets full of putrescent refuse, the boy tossed the wet feces onto the head of the ballista

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17. Sprayed directly onto bugs

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18. ‘But …’ he collapses onto the bench all the wind taken out of his sails

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19. I flop onto the sofa

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20. Basically you apply a small amount of the boric acid onto the rug and then you brush into rug removing any left over dust with a broom

21. “Hey dad,” he called as he dropped his backpack onto the floor and started digging around in the fridge for something to eat

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22. Johnny froze in the act of pouring the milk onto his cereal

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23. Bukowski came riding onto the L

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24. ‘But … the bitch! The complete bloody bitch!’ I ranted at him, turning too quickly and having to hang onto the back of a chair as my balance goes

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25. Archimedes threw himself off the ship and onto a whale that was headed for in the direction of a whaling vessel the pirates had passed earlier

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26. John pulls into a parking space in front of one of the three-story buildings, gets out of his car, then suddenly staggers backwards, holding onto his car to support himself

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27. The 'starship' that came down in the Yakhan, you could roll this thing onto the freight elevator that comes down out of its cargo bay, and that isn't really the starship

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28. He spread the overcoat out onto the

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29. I lift him onto my lap and take the book he is flapping in my face … ah, Chicken Licken … I clearly remember reading this to Emma when she was this age …

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30. While Emma obtains our refreshments, I tidy up the cups and saucers on the table, piling them onto the tray left beside one of the chairs

31. A look of awe slowly overcomes him as they move out onto the balcony, and they slowly stop struggling with each other

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32. still-upset Clarisse close to him, gently takes the knife away from her, drops it onto the balcony

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33. and a packet of Sigaro Toscano, fitted the holder onto the butt of his cigar and the

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34. They paced out onto the balcony

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35. Travis collapsed onto the ground in tears and his mother leaned down to comfort him

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36. The man sat back down onto the cold pavement

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37. He and Taktor let the huge crate down onto the dolly and took the rigging down

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38. morning when she’d brought the bins in and it was still sitting, dripping puddles onto

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39. It takes some doing to keep them apart, but John manages by hanging onto their collars and spreading his arms wide

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40. He couldn't call up one scene from that time, he only hung onto the fact that he had been there

41. That's right, I'm having a baby tattooed onto my back and it's nearly done

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42. About 20 or so workers from the Subcontinent struggle with the overturned bus, trying to push it back up onto its wheels

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43. satisfied with the territory of just your body, it will go on spreading onto

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44. Johnny settled back onto the rather comfortable chesterfield, topped up both his and

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45. in the process, but finally he managed to fall back onto the relative safety of his bed

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46. stepped out onto the landing

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47. They load the contraband onto waiting trucks

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48. John counts the loot as it comes down, logging it onto his computer

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49. The other had a tiger tattooed onto his neck

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50. He used a thick stubby finger to draw down his shirt collar and reveal the Chinese character tattooed onto his own neck

51. They cut off the main highway onto a side road in the desert

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52. little tears of blood onto the sheet

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53. hunter in her soul, she opened the curtains, stepped out onto the balcony and gazed

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54. She stepped back off the carpet and found herself stepping down onto the sand again, the home disappeared and the wild pristine beach front was all around them with a beautiful Persian carpet hovering eight to fourteen inches off the sand

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55. John clambers up onto a boulder, looks around, spots a pair of military jeeps and an old truck speeding their way

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56. My phone rattled out onto the ground beside me where Garda Thicke had thrown it

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57. was able to clamber onto the space made by the flattened seats, cross his legs, and

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58. manoeuvred the Aston Martin onto the hard shoulder and stilled the throbbing beast

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59. Ava came out onto the pool deck with a tight red bandana around her head

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60. Tetbury road and started to walk up hill towards the underpass that opened out onto

61. The wolf sank onto all fours, straddling the girl, nuzzling at her breasts and her

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62. They were able to get the astronomer's article and even virtual copies of the plates up onto stills

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63. The pitcher stepped off the mound, mopped the sweat from his forehead with his hat and climbed back up onto the mound to get the sign from the catcher

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64. onto the kerchief and, rather than wiping away the dust on his face and lips, he just

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65. Stephen guides me through the windows onto the patio

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66. She pulled the car out of the lot and drove it back onto the highway

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67. Suddenly, Leonora felt the need for sleep come over her, and she sank down onto the couch and passed out even before her head hit the pillow

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68. It takes a second to realise that they are not working … the back of the van growing ever closer, I pump frantically at the brake pedal and swing the car onto the hard shoulder

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69. He says that she tried to avoid crashing into the back of the van by swinging the car onto the hard shoulder but hit a patch of gravel or something and skidded straight into the bridge

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70. He dragged her out onto the verge and phoned for help

71. Stephen said that she tried to steer onto the hard shoulder but skidded on something and went into the bridge

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72. The darkness was viscous, dripping slowly onto flakes of straw that lay rotting on

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73. down onto the unyielding flagstones as they swept past heavy browed doors set in

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74. companions emerged onto a short landing at the end of which was another heavy

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75. He was not down there with them filing onto the cold stone benches of Susa on a blustery evening, forced to bear silent witness to pronouncements they hardly supported

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76. Every time the need arose I concentrated on the geography of my new home for a moment or two and then struggled up onto my knees

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77. By edging my way along the mattress I could position myself opposite where I thought the bucket should be and then I shuffled forward onto the rough concrete floor

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78. I tipped the second bag out onto the mattress and turned each fabulous new toy over and over in my hands

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79. I pushed the hood up onto my head and started to laugh out loud

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80. With the junks and Tipperary and all the Lancers hurtling faster than light towards the Mizar system, it almost seemed for a moment as if they’d made it, as if they’d got away clean, but Jordo had been flying his fighter backwards for at least ten seconds now, staring at the transit’s opening onto the Algol system as it receded