Similar words: be over, be opposed to, eon, peon, neon, aeon, leon, one-on-one. Meaning: v. appear in a show, on T.V. or radio.
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31. You must be on your guard against the dog.
32. The meeting will be on April 6th.
33. Imagine yourself to be on a desert island.
34. He wanted to be on the move.
35. All eyes will be on tomorrow's vote.
36. Don't worry, she'll be on time.
37. We shall be on the air in 5 minutes.
38. Wherever possible redundancies should be on a voluntary basis.
39. I'll be on call the night of the party.
40. You'll be on your mettle during the training period.
41. Karen will be on maternity leave next month.
42. Tommy should be on the six o'clock train.
43. I'm meant to be on holiday.
44. Your car isn't fit to be on the road!
45. I like to be on my own sometimes.
46. Be on the watch for anything suspicious.
47. The emphasis should be on the first syllable.
48. Be on the watch for thieves.
49. The book will be on sale next month.
50. I'd better be on my way soon.
51. The letter should be on its way to you.
52. I'll be on the stand for two hours.
53. Who will be on the college crew?
54. Whether he drives or flies,[www.Sentencedict.com] he'll be on time.
55. No one likes to be on the losing side.
56. Road rage seems to be on the increase.
57. I'll be on my way very soon.
58. Be on your guard against thieves.
59. Their marriage seems to be on the skids.
60. Please be on hand at 12 sharp.