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stray onto

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stray onto something
to wander onto an area, such as a parcel of land. Your cows strayed onto my land and ate my marigolds! If your horse strays onto my land one more time, it's my horse!
See also: stray


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No, except for the little matter of letting hooky films stray onto her claim, which she did regret.
A ScottishPower spokeswoman said the proposals had gone out to consultation and they had ensured the pylon route didn't stray onto any areas it was not supposed to go.
But three are still out there somewhere," Masson said, adding that a warning has gone out to local drivers for fear the animals could stray onto a nearby highway.
 
 
 
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