• The car jumped the curb onto the sidewalk, hit a fire hydrant and then a coffee cart, finally pinning one man against a railing.

• The trick is to identify those questions, and find a way to get them onto your evaluation forms.

• Big economies latch onto systems of international capital flows, to boost growth or stability or both.

• After it appears in your browser, drag the image onto your desktop.

• Turning the sun's heat into electricity--by concentrating it with thousands of mirrors onto a tower.

• Hold onto your flux capacitors, time machines have nearly arrived.

• Slide a whole salmon fillet onto the grill, along with vegetable skewers.

• But those tags are made from silicon, which is more expensive than paper and has to be stuck onto the product as a second step.

• Westwood can hold onto the past without losing sight.

• Pinterest is an electronic bulletin board that allows users to pin images from around the web onto one communal space.

• And perhaps now another box can be checked: the practice of bribing one's way onto the charts.

• Early whales plied the shallows but still hauled themselves onto shore, probably to rest and to give birth.

• The drug latches onto calcium and gets deposited in bone.

• Throngs of visitors come clamoring for the place and spill onto the beach and pose exuberantly under umbrellas.

• Use a pushpin, embroidery needle, or metal skewer to prick your design onto the pumpkin.

• Yahoo isn't happy that a detailed menu of the spying services it provides law enforcement agencies has leaked onto the web.

• The disclosure of the bureau's operations manual opens a window onto new powers that agents have been given.

• Often something pops up in the conclusion that you can latch onto.

• Moving out of the laboratory and onto the water, with a working oil-collection system, is the next step.

• Place the bat pattern onto a piece of black construction paper.

• Web casts to pipe moon's shadow onto your computer screen.

• So they are going to slide the locomotive onto the back of the flatbed while it's still indoors.

• Blot any juice from the cut end, then tap it onto your ink pad to cover the star's entire surface.

• If so, maybe the next step is to have a self-propelled army of pallet-bots to haul stuff onto the trucks.

• Academic searches are conducted by people who fall onto a bell curve of efficiency and propriety.

• Light from the flash would be reflected off the door and onto both the person and the walls behind that person.

• Print out the carousel card onto a card-weight paper stock.

• These vibrations shake the pollen off the flower's anthers and onto the bee's body.

• They catch seals as they come up to breathe or climb onto the ice.

• Press it onto your paper, rolling gently to transfer ink from.

• Imagine a bright-red iron solution seeping out onto white ice.

• Earlier computers used a slower system that took up more room, which meant that less data could be packed onto a disk.

• But rail commuters appear to have piled onto the bikes anyway.

• No bigger than a stick of butter, a newborn panda died after its sleeping mother rolled onto the cub.

• Ordinarily this is when a woman would begin to cringe--the moment before her breast is smashed onto a cold x-ray platform.

• Cruise ships dock here regularly, spilling hundreds of tourists onto the main waterfront boulevard.

• Place a spoonful of the vegetable mixture and the shredded chicken onto each leaf of lettuce.

• The rest of the cast hustles out onto the wing, the camera whirs again, and it's a wrap.

• It learned that some subcontractors were trying to bribe their way onto the job site.

• Each component is puffed onto the nanotubes, where it sticks to the carbon atoms.

• Slide your right leg back two or three feet and lean forward onto your left leg, knee bent.

• Seeing no oncoming cars, he quickly stuck out his arm as a signal and made an abrupt left onto the cross street.

• If the enemy was scaling the walls, soldiers could drop rocks or boiling oil down through the holes and onto the enemy below.

• Step out onto the planks that creak with each pulse of surf, and the laws of land are left behind.

• Some of these weapons have already found their way onto the battlefield.

• They normally unload their cargo onto fast power boats for the final leg to shore.

• Project prismatic rainbow art onto a wall or ceiling.

• The crater seems to have thrown a layer of bright, fresh ice onto a darkened region.

• Embers and scraps of molten bronze skitter onto the concrete floor of an open-air shed housing the furnace.

• It also falls freely from cut lilies onto whatever carpet or tablecloth happens to be below the vase.

• But instead of escaping out into space, billions of tons of charged plasma fell back onto the surface.

• The cloning of trees by grafting a cutting onto a living root is hardly modern science.

• Let this meerkat nibble its way into your heart and onto your desktop.

• Freedom does not mean inflict damage, not on yourself nor onto someone else.

• For every man and woman who hiked up steep ravines and parachuted onto narrow ridges that day put his or her life on the line.

• Loosen cake from pan with a slender spatula, then invert onto a rack.

• Perhaps the touch revolution will extend beyond tablets and smartphones and onto our traditional computers.

• Above all, it shows how the photographer projected her inner torment and sense of estrangement onto her unsuspecting sitters.

• Have each student place his or her drawing onto the collage.

• Such an advance would enable engineers to incorporate both electronic and optical devices onto cheap silicon.

• There, she slipped the net onto various shrub and plant branches, and then shook them to see what fell out.

• Potted succulents cactus and a palm bring the look of a garden onto the finished patio.

• The veteran photographer and detail-obsessed camera reviewer has turn his lens onto notebook display, reviewing them.

• So his plan, and his fate as governor, requires getting the tax extension onto the ballot.

• Half a century ago, a robust champion was hoisted onto a teammate's shoulders.

• Ink-jet printers, which dominate the desktop market, work by spraying drops of ink from nozzles onto a sheet.

• The winner hurries back onto the beach, to his spot amidst the dozens of female seals in his harem.

• Start by pouring a gallon of potting mix onto a potting bench.

• Drag a photo onto the box and it will search for other pictures with your camera's serial number.

• When it gets dark, the batteries power light-emitting diodes that are also sewn onto the cloth.

• Surgeons once grafted pigskin onto burn wounds as a temporary bandage.

• More progress has been made by seeding stem cells onto a variety of simple scaffolds impregnated with growth-promoting chemicals.

• He considered, discarded and pared down ideas for months before he squeezed even a drop of paint onto his palette.

• As you clean out the summer garden, pile everything but diseased material onto the compost pile.

• Dumping your entire music collection onto an iPod is a simple, one-click process.

• The team then plotted these eight families onto a map that resembled the plots on a radar screen.

• While seeds can be spread directly onto the land, saving labor cost and time, this results in far lower crop yields.

• In other words, since birth fluids are such strong attractants, you should smear birth fluids onto the cross-fostered calf.

• Lightly press topping onto dough and use a knife to cut a pattern into the topping, but not into the bread.

• Once tapioca drinks exploded onto the scene about a decade ago, the midday.

• The format makes it easy to store and copy music onto personal computers.

• It may also have prevented accusations that one country was trying to shift the burden of economic weakness onto others.

• More water, driven by wind, piles onto this bulge as the system approaches land.

• First off, mosquitoes have tiny hooks on their tootsies, which they use to latch onto skin.

• He unscrews the cap and lets a few drops leak onto the stone, where they fizz and bubble.

• Breathe life onto a tabletop by infusing greens in the design.

• After about an hour, the men finally manage to weld a pipe supplying water onto the stub of the former air-vent valve.

• Integrated components made of different semiconductors onto single high-performance chips.

• Houdin thinks he's figured it out, and that his father was onto something.

• If you are painting a light color onto a dark color, you may have to use two coats.

• Drop glops onto a baking sheet or plate lined with wax paper and allow to cool.

• People streamed out onto the sidewalks and into neighborhood cafes as buildings were evacuated as a precautionary measure.

• But the heel of his shoe turns under, spilling him onto the dance floor.

• Once vines climb onto the obelisk, the contrast between natural and constructed elements will enhance the appeal.

• The meshwork of sensors laced onto a thin plastic film resembles thickly threaded fishnet stockings.

• Carbons are great at holding onto non polar materials.

• If the child succeeds to open it, then music will pour out onto the barren streets.

• Tape the copies onto the self-adhesive paper and trace over them with the knife.

• The idea was to pull the shark onto a sling, then use a crane to lift it onto the deck.

• Lots of water soluble nasties which are polar adsorb onto activated carbon to make our water safe.

• Brazil's dance scene is ready to explode onto the international stage once again.

• Sprinkle seeds onto a plate and allow them to dry for one to three days, depending on the weather.

• Toss them in sugar and spoon onto this extra-moist cake.

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