catch on *
get wise
get onto
tumble **
latch on
cotton on
twig
get it ***

Getting onto the board across from him, for a fight to the death, was something else.

The first order of business now will be for everyone to get onto the same page.

We keep on reading about these, but they never quite seem to get onto the market.

Getting the bill onto the floor for a vote has been the problem.

What did they do after getting onto their feet again?

It was time to move on, to sort things out, get onto the next bit.

It is also a good place to think about getting onto the water.

It was having a hard time getting onto level ground.

But she fell out of bed trying to get onto the floor.

Ever since the beginning they tried to stop it getting onto the market.