The computer's already on.

Keep your phone on in case I need to call you.

Your book's on the table.

The picture's on the wall.

They bought a house on a lake.

He's been on the football team for several years.

We'll continue on that basis.

He's here on business.

His car runs on diesel. Did you come here on foot?

Put the lid on and boil for five minutes.

The house is on fire.

I always go jogging on Sundays.

Let's go to the cinema on Tuesday.

Are you available on 6 June?

On that fateful day, Audrey had no idea what was about to happen to her.

The old lady was sitting on the bus with her hat and coat on.

Open a crèche in the office? You could be on to a good idea there.

The thief knew the police were on to him, so he was trying to keep a low profile.

The film festival is on all week.

Your favourite programme is on.

I always get stage fright, but I'm OK once I'm on.

Is the party still on for tonight?

They have three men on.

Tom's behaviour is just not on.

Theresa's on in two minutes! Where did she go?

Are you on? Can I start pedalling?

I'll put the potatoes on.

Fred has his coat on already.

Make sure the cap is on properly.

They walked further on down the road.

The crowd urged her on.

Carry on with what you were doing.

Could you turn the radio on?

Press "on".

Her coat is on the hook.

Lie on your stomach.

You should put a bandage on that wound.

Have you got any cash on you?

I'm looking for a book on orchids.

The film is based on an 18th century novel.

She depends on the dictionary to do her homework.

She shone the light on the intruder.

We can eat our sandwiches on the train.

My Mum served on a jury for a murder trial.

What's on Channel 4 tonight?

Leah is on a business trip to London.

You can insure it for only pennies on the pound.

It's always on me to sort out these problems.

The police closed in on him.

They've always looked on me with kindness.

What are your thoughts on global warming?

They started to get lost on entering the city.

She's on antibiotics.

They have a three-mile lead on us.

They saw it on TV.

This presentation is on the French Revolution and changes in society thereafter.

Mitch seemed agitated and strange all evening, as if he were on something.

Dinner's on me tonight! You paid last time we went out.

Olga acted on the email she received.

The engraving was the result of the acid acting on the metal.

Restaurants add on sales tax after the bill is calculated.

Before sending the email, Irene added on a document.

James bailed out on Chris and left him to do all the work on his own.

The lecturer kept banging on even though most of the students weren't listening.

Tanya is always banging on about how awful her boss is.

I hadn't bargained on retiring at 59, but here I am, retired!

It was rude of you to barge in on their family reunion.

She barged in on me while I was getting dressed!

What makes you think you can just barge in on someone else's conversation?

The mountaineers decided to bash on even though the weather was getting worse.

What on earth are you on about?

Bear down on the pen to make clear carbon copies.

Emma felt the full weight of her financial worries bearing down on her.

The truck came bearing down on the brothers as they were crossing the street.

The man was bearing down on Jim along the path.

If you're going to be that picky, I'd better bone up on basic grammar.

The students boned up on psychology terms before the exam.

Our house borders on conservation land that no one can build on.

His bizarre behavior borders on the insane.

After I got my promotion, my friends and I went for a night out on the town to celebrate.

This restaurant automatically adds a service charge onto the bill.

The software has lots of add-ons.

The bill includes add-ons.

The program provides many add-on features.

He was hired to advise the Queen on matters of state.

Eddie advised us on the best restaurants to visit.

This recent violence against a minority is an aggression on our society as a whole.

We all agreed with Jack about the colour of the new chairs.

Both sides agreed on a truce.

The two companies agreed on terms and the contract was signed.

Sheila is always on the move and never has the time to sit down for a chat.

Barry is always on move because he has to go on a lot of business trips.

Victims of the disaster urgently need drinking water, food, medical supplies, and so on.

First we preheat the oven, and then we measure the ingredients; mix the eggs with the sugar, and so on and so forth.

The author animadverted on his rival's work.

Tom was thinking about his mother when, as if on cue, she knocked on his front door.

A walk through the market is an assault on the senses; there is so much noise and activity.

In 1440 Gutenberg's printing press was at the cutting edge of technology.

The party ended at the stroke of midnight.

When I lived in France, I worked in Rouen during the week and stayed with friends in Paris at the weekends.

The show is a great success, and its writers are already at work on the second season.

There were several staff to attend on the guests.

My history teacher is particularly authoritative on the Tudor period.

The famous astronomer's book is considered to be the authority on black holes.

Further information is available on request.

When the investigation began, the politician quickly began to backtrack on his previous remarks.

The hiker balanced his water bottle on a rock.

It was a tricky question, but I thought his answer was bang on.

I'm banking on the stock market recovering; otherwise I won't have enough retirement funds.

She based her conclusion on close examination of the evidence.

They will base the film on a short story written by Mark Twain.

The pitcher gave a base on balls.

His political ideas are based on his conservative beliefs.Ideally, your decision should be based upon sound reasoning.

Many movies are based on true stories.

The play is based on the novel of the same name.

Some countries have laws based upon state religions.

Based on a true story.

The sheep are battening well on the rich grass in the meadow.

The revellers sat down at the table and battened upon the food.

The millionaire is famous for gaining his wealth by battening on others.

It seems we are all agreed on the need for health care reform, but we differ totally on how to implement it.

After all these years, the business is still being carried on by the founder's great-great-grandson.

I think I'll strip the wallpaper from another wall before bedtime; I'm on a roll!

With all the budget cuts we're experiencing, there's no doubt this project is on borrowed time; it's going to get shut down any day now.

I'm phoning on behalf of my daughter, who has lost her voice.

The millionaire sent somebody to bid on the painting on his behalf.

The victim's father is bent on revenge.

That cousin of yours is bent on doing as much damage as he can.

The head of the Board of Education bestowed the Outstanding Teacher of the Year award on Mrs. Hall.

The king bestowed knighthoods on his most loyal subjects.

Rita bet on a horse at the race track.

My holiday starts tomorrow, so you can bet on it raining!

Sheila bid on a vase at an auction.

My maths teacher is big on learning by rote, so his lessons are pretty dull.

When I'm feeling down, I binge on chocolate.

On weekends I like to curl up on the couch and binge on a box set.

He blamed his lack of concentration on having slept badly that night.

Sophie blew all her wages on a new dress.

Janine blew on her fingernails to dry her nail varnish.

The employee decided to blow the whistle on his employer for the illegal transactions.

When are you going to get a job and stop bludging on your parents?

Jessica made one silly mistake and her plan boomeranged on her.