Sentence examples for board car from inspiring English sources

Pam McDonnell, a Board of Education spokeswoman, said Dr. Crew was in town and, since he is on the payroll as a consultant until October, was allowed to use a board car as a courtesy.

Notes & Queries grapples with the nebulous meaning of a "Baby on Board" car sign, while Good to Meet You hears from a family of readers in Vancouver for whom the Weekly has a regular spot on their kitchen table.

Famous in the 1980s for its "Baby on Board" car window signs, the Chestnut Hill, Mass.

"We're seeing problems of wildly inflated in-kind donations across the board: cars, land, intellectual property and now, possibly, donations of musical instruments," Senator Grassley said in an e-mail message.

Across the board, cars are getting smarter, and the opportunity for innovation in automotive connectivity continues to grow.

The car insurance company Drive Like a Girl, for instance, installs on-board car computers that monitor your driving and offers cheaper premiums to those drivers who prove less likely to have an accident.

Until now, I'd only seen on-board car vacuums in two incarnations: a dog I once had, who would eat anything and was more than willing to stick her snout in places that I'd be afraid to put my hand, and a take-along Dustbuster that one neater-than-I-am friend keeps plugged in in her car — effective, but a little inconvenient in the front seat.

The governor and his entourage boarded Car No. 7157, where the governor shook hands with stunned riders.

With five other men -- Shivam Iyer, John Paczkowski, George Phoenix, Colin Richardson and another man whose identity could not be learned -- Mr. Demczur (pronounced DEM-sir) boarded Car 69-A, an express elevator that stopped on floors 67 through 74.

This strategy is for embedding functionality in everything from thermostats to on-board car entertainment to wearables.

This study integrated gender with the user interface of automotive on-board navigation systems to analyze whether gender differences or 2D (2 dimensional) vs. 3D (3 dimensional) display affect the interface usability of an on-board car navigation system (CNS).