plan on something *

And who in their right mind would plan on reading when all of Europe is so close at hand?

"How often is something going to be the way you plan it on paper?"

Yeah, he and the wife were planning on more kids.

He is not alone in planning ahead on race days.

The army was planning on 15 days of air war before any ground forces were considered, he said.

"We didn't plan on people going to town and then coming by."

But experts say you should plan on at least 80% to 90% of what you're making now.

They've got no reason to tell anyone if they are planning on it.

If he's planning on four here, he might want a break.

We cannot plan our future education system on the needs of school buildings.