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He put his hand onto the hot stove by accident.

The athlete jumped onto the hurdle and continued running.

She carefully stepped onto the ice, hoping not to slip.

The monkey swung onto the rope and crossed the river.

She leaned onto the railing to get a better view.

She climbed onto the roof to fix the shingles.

The student stuck the sticker onto her notebook.

The student glued the paper onto the poster board.

The employee held onto her job despite the company's financial troubles.

The athlete hung onto her lead in the race and won the gold medal.

The doctor's research led her onto a breakthrough in cancer treatment.

The conversation moved onto more serious topics.

She applied pressure onto the wound to stop the bleeding.

The teacher piled books onto the desk to make space on the floor.

The protesters painted messages onto the walls of the government building.

She poured water onto the dry soil to moisten it.

He was onto the rival team's strategy and used it to win the game.

The onto customers demanded a refund after buying the fake product.

The victim was onto the thief who stole her purse.

She felt onto when she found out her ex-boyfriend had been cheating on her.

The onto investors lost all their money due to the Ponzi scheme.

He felt onto after being cheated by his friend.

The onto students were cheated out of their exam scores by their dishonest teacher.

He looked onto when he realized he had been lied to by his co-worker.

The customer was onto the restaurant's sneaky pricing tactics.

She felt onto after realizing she had been swindled by the salesman.

She felt onto when she realized she had given away her personal information to a scammer.

He was onto the fact that his friends were playing a prank on him.

The onto victim of the fraud scheme reported the incident to the authorities.

She was onto the con artist who promised her a job that turned out to be a scam.

He knew he was onto something when he found a clue that the detectives missed.

The airplane descended onto the runway for a smooth landing.

The cat jumped onto the couch and curled up for a nap.

She held onto the railing as she climbed the stairs.

The teacher wrote the notes onto the whiteboard.

The toddler crawled onto the bed and fell asleep.

The painter spilled the paint onto the canvas.