| step onto | 19.62 | She stepped onto the bus. | ||
| log onto | 10.66 | Or log onto www.gardeners.com. | ||
| open onto | 7.31 | The door opens onto a long balcony. | ||
| make onto | 6.71 | Three made it onto the air. | ||
| crash onto | 5.99 | Four bombs crash onto her decks. | ||
| burst onto | 5.92 | It has burst onto the Internet. | ||
| force onto | 5.20 | The identifier of the SPR to be forced onto a user. | ||
| venture onto | 4.28 | But it also ventures onto new ground. | ||
| collapse onto | 3.95 | Some collapsed onto sidewalks. | ||
| crowd onto | 2.96 | Children crowded onto ramshackle wooden playground equipment. | ||
| grab onto | 2.96 | He grabbed onto a piece of wood. | ||
| look_out onto | 2.37 | He looked out onto the lush fairway. | ||
| allow onto | 2.11 | Spectators were not allowed onto Dobbins Air Reserve Base. | ||
| hook onto | 1.97 | Hooked right onto, you guessed it, a Volvo. | ||
| spray onto | 1.97 | The blood sprayed onto the wall. | ||
| fit onto | 1.91 | Myst fit onto one CD-ROM. | ||
| squeeze onto | 1.91 | Dozens of paperbacks are squeezed onto a shelf. | ||
| step_out onto | 1.78 | I step out onto my stage. | ||
| herd onto | 1.71 | The commuters herded onto the train. | ||
| invert onto | 1.71 | Invert onto plate. |