Examples of using "Onderweg" in a sentence and their english translations:
Pizza is on its way.
I'm on my way.
The pizza's on the way.
- Help is on the way.
- Help is on its way.
[Bear] So, you wanna get on the move?
I was on my way to school.
My mother is always on the go.
We're on our way to Australia.
Get this packed up and then we're on foot.
- The ship is bound for Finland.
- The ship is on its way to Finland.
Are you on your way to the station?
I'm on my way.
I must've lost the key on the way.
We took a short rest on the way.
- He saw the accident on the way to school.
- He saw the accident on his way to school.
- He witnessed the accident on his way to school.
You're in charge here. You're on this journey with me.
Even got a little snack along the way as well.
The plane is on the way from Tokyo to Italy.
- Our car developed engine trouble on the way.
- The car's engine broke down on the way.
Tom picked Mary up on his way home.
As day breaks, we're back on the move.
- I'm going to pop into the post office on the way home.
- I'll be popping into the post office on the way home.
- I'll pop into the post office on the way home.
- I'm going to nip into the post office on the way home.
- I'll nip into the post office on the way home.
I met my teacher on the way to the station.
I'll mail these letters on the way to school.
I was caught in a shower on my way home.
And then look, just sprinkle this as I go, and that's gonna mark my trail.
- I'm on my way home.
- I'm on the way home.
Today's paper says that another typhoon is on its way.
As for our students, one has already left for Bucharest, and one is on her way.
If you don't know where you're going, you might not get there.
Every now and then he drops in at this bookstore on his way home from the office.
He saw the accident on his way to school.
It was a cold wet night and I'm tired, but as day breaks, we're back on the move.
A major New York newspaper reports that coastal flooding as a result of global warming is already underway.
Sam, a rhesus monkey, was one of the most well known monkeys of the space program. His name was an acronym for the U.S. Air Force School of Aviation Medicine at Brooks Air Force Base, Texas. He was launched on December 4, 1959, housed in a cylindrical capsule within the Mercury spacecraft atop a Little Joe rocket in order to test the launch escape system (LES). Approximately one minute into the flight, travelling at a speed of 3685 mph, the Mercury capsule aborted from the Little Joe launch vehicle. After attaining an altitude of 51 miles, the spacecraft landed safely in the Atlantic Ocean. Sam was recovered, several hours later, with no ill effects from his journey.