still on informal *

And do you think that all the members are still on board?

The court was told they are still on the run.

In other words, growing up with their feet still on the ground.

I can't believe my feet are still on the floor.

Bob’s name is still on the house and the car.

They're over 65 and still on top of their game.

They are still on course, if not by very much.

He's still on the job and will be for another week.

I know because the name is still on the door.

The rest of the space is still on the market.

At the time, both companies said the deal was still on.

The fact you're still on set after three weeks is enough.

Six weeks later, the place was still on the market.

I just wanted to make sure we're still on for today.

She and I are still on the same side, remember.

He was still on the phone when I came out.

He moved away from the table, feeling her hand still on his.

When you were still on our side of the board.

When she looked back up, his eyes were still on her.

All eyes were still on him, but he had nothing more to add.

He and his staff are still on top of things.

I held my hand up to him, eyes still on the road.

For all we know she is still on the way.

So far most of the idea was still on paper.

And I asked him if my parents were still on the list.