What did they do after getting onto their feet again?

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

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

That's how he got onto the Project in the first place.

It was having a hard time getting onto level ground.

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

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

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

"Usually you think when the world gets onto something, we have to get off."

He wasn't sure they would make the cut and actually get onto his Web site.

Either way, it was only a matter of time before they got onto me.

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

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

No one will see who or what gets onto my ship.

"How did you get onto him in the first place?"

Also of course, she doesn't know how we got onto it.

He had been waiting an hour and a half to get onto the bridge.

I guess you're right - we might get onto something that way.

They must be, or he wouldn't have got onto the plane.

And at last she was able to get onto her knees.

How in the world had she gotten onto this subject?

But in this case I think you're getting onto the wrong track.

It was on account of her I got onto civil rights.

All he wanted to know was how it got onto his ship, and why.

You must be in good physical condition to get onto and around the island.

I try to hold on to some of the old ways.

We talk a little, then go on to something else.

But he's not sure he can hold on to either one.

Nearly all of the school system's 3,500 students go on to college.

Even so, more than 70 percent of the students went on to college.

And then he wanted to move on to something important.

And she too wanted to move on to other things.

I went on to tell him what one of those issues was.

About 95 percent of its students go on to college.

But I want to get on to the next thing.

I would need to hold on to most of the 150 top people.

We are going to move on to the next question.

I would now like to move on to my last point.

I will move on to the issues in the report.

We will now move on to the next group of issues.

Read on to find out which might be right for you.

Read on to find out if the end is near.

But I still think he may be on to something.

Read on to find out where to look for a used car.

She would just hold on to him for a little bit longer.

We need something to go on to know where to start looking.

Now, may we go on to the matter at hand?

But what is the good of three on to one.

I held the door for him on to the street.

Better to hold on to power for a few days or hours longer.

Maybe the local high school was onto something after all.

He held onto one of my hands all night long.

He could never seem to hold onto her for very long.

But he was already onto his new line of thought.

Right now we're just back onto what we were doing here.

As she did, they came out onto the top of the Wall.

What did they do after getting onto their feet again?

I'm going to try to turn onto my front now.

A way of life we do not force onto others.

He turned onto his back and brought her with him.

From 287 west turn right and then left onto 303 north.

About a third of them have come onto the market since 1993.

Also we have to talk about a book you turned me onto.

Now onto your next point who said I was against government programs?

She did not like to hold onto his money too long.

In minutes they had set back out onto the open road.

But the press are onto us now and they can get inside.

We were still on 270, about to turn onto 44.

And he's onto his next phone call, about four minutes later.

There can be a long line out onto the street.

It is not always possible to bring everything onto the same level.

But we'll be coming onto that in about five minutes.

She could walk, but had to hold onto things for support.

He had no time to make it back out onto the wall.

He let himself fall onto the bed, taking her down with him.

Maybe the local high school was onto something after all.

She was onto me from the moment I first showed up.

I thought we'd be onto some new important subject by now.

But the press are onto us now and they can get inside.

I always knew we were onto a good thing down here in Texas.

But in a few hours the League will be onto you.

And he's onto his next phone call, about four minutes later.

I'm onto your little game and it gets no points with me.

But within days back in 2006, it was clear they were onto something big.

She's onto him, and he can go back to his bit on the side.

By tomorrow morning everyone else will be onto you, top.

One such place was onto the green at the 529-yard, par-5 11th.

Please give us some more time and we'll be onto it!

If the answer to all four is “yes,” you may be onto something.

It's enough to make you consider that they just may be onto something.

And yet, in a strange way, the guy was onto something.

I don't want to keep you long, he said, but I'm onto something deep here and wanted to share it.

Well, it must mean that they've been onto him for some time.

I don't want to let anybody else know what we're onto.

Either they're onto us, or there's more going on than we think.

If we try to do this, they'll be onto us in a minute.

She was onto the other point before he could nod.

After yesterday, maybe he had realized she was onto him.

It seems that both sides are onto the same thing.