onto something

Sam: You know, maybe he's onto something big with that silent-type idea. I'm going to try it for myself.

Though it is a nice idea, as yet there is no conclusive evidence that he might be onto something.

Grace tells him to forget about the sampling up in the mountains, they're onto something.

That's when he realised he might be onto something big.

We want to hold onto something else, and Jesus says in order to follow Him we have to let go of it all.

Sure (sigh and chuckle). . . No-I guess I'm afraid that I won't get it back if I can't hang onto something.

Now if only we could clean up our supply of electricity too, then we really might be onto something good for the planet. . .

I prefer a pen and a small notepad, but anything works that helps you to get your thought out of your head and onto something.

Everybody holds onto something special, which may look like a waste to other people. But it's life and death to her.

Mayberg cautions that the results are preliminary, but she thinks she may be onto something.

Once Gordon discovered some pieces of debris had meaning, she knew she was onto something.

Sometimes the best way to hold onto something is to let it go.

You're onto something big. Because hard work ain't hard when you concentrate on your passions and dreams.

Kalvis Jansons, a mathematician at University College London, believes that the researchers may be onto something "very interesting" .

You could only add new data by linking it onto something old.

Burton idealized the erotic liberty of the East, but he was onto something.

When did you realize you were onto something really big?

It must climb onto something high, like a tree limb or a rock ledge, in order to launch itself into the air.

Cool, maybe. But this self-described nerd may be onto something.

Still, Mr Hsieh is onto something with his ideas on creating a happy corporate culture.

If the sales process is automated, you may be onto something.

"All that avails is flight. " Maybe my father was onto something.

She's onto something: Arguably the very definition of reading has changed.

No one ever stumbled onto something big while sitting down.

On the other hand, if you can point to a small group of people that your idea will be insanely helpful to, you might be onto something.

Those founding fathers were really onto something.

"We want to leapfrog current technologies and push onto something better, " says Pitts of Planar's goals.

There is one experiment, however, that could go a long way to proving whether Boyer, Bloom and the rest are onto something profound.

If you're working in steel or granite, redesigning or adding onto something is very expensive.

With 24 billion search queries a month, perhaps Twitter and Stone are onto something.

It'll start with sports, and then it'll move onto something bigger.

It will start with sports, and then it will move onto something bigger.

I think she was onto something.

Scientists believe they are onto something big.

A wedge - shaped piece of material, such as wood, that is fastened onto something, such as a spar, to ACT as a support or prevent slippage.

He was onto something. Clever boy.

It can be held in the hand, moved, and put into or onto something.

It turns out that my colleague was onto something.

Most of us are good at sensing when we're onto something and when we're not.

I think I'm onto something.

I think they're onto something.

I think we're onto something big.

Hasnt slowed growth in China so maybe they are onto something.

Once upon a time, I believe it was a Tuesday When I caught your eye We caught onto something

if you allow your mind to wander onto something else, even for a few minutes, you'll miss what the speaker is saying

Like we're holding onto something that's invisible there

When I caught your eye , we caught onto something