Sentence examples for board depot from inspiring English sources

He started at the gas board depot, then became a builder, eventually setting up his own company.

The shock of ministers at the news, announced while the cabinet was meeting, that Scargill's pickets had succeeded in closing the gates of the West Midlands gas board's Saltley coke depot in Birmingham, where 100,000 tonnes of coal was stockpiled, even comes through the dry prose of the official minutes.

In 1958, as part of the commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the creation of the Wood Green Local Board, the railway goods depot was used for a three-day exhibition of locomotives and other railway rolling stock.

When in the depot of my boarding school's army cadet corps, I glimpse from under my beret a big British Army wireless (complete with microphone and headset), I set my heart on genuine transmission.

The 1907 building, just half a block from the old depot, once was a boarding house for railroad workers.

The job losses would affect on-board staff as well as office and depot staff, including in London.

Children delight in seeing the buses back at the depot each night, their destination boards changed to read: "Sorry I'm Off To Bed – Zzzzzzzz".

The game is set in the fictional world of the Dream Depot, consisting of seven game boards.

We find Chuck Barfoot sidewalk-surfing on one of his hand-made boards in front of his Barfoot Customs Boards depot in Rincon Point, CA. Originally a surfboard-shaper, Chuck was there at the very beginning of snowboarding, first constructing boards for Tom Sims in the late 70s, and then going out on his own in the early 80s, creating Barfoot Snowboards from scratch.

We find Chuck Barfoot sidewalk-surfing on one of his handmade boards in front of his Barfoot Customs Boards depot in Rincon Point, CA. Originally a surfboard-shaper, Chuck was there at the very beginning of snowboarding, first constructing boards for Tom Sims in the late 70s, and then going out on his own in the early 80s, creating Barfoot Snowboards from scratch.

These torpedoes missed Chicago but sank the depot ship, killing 21 seamen on board, and seriously damaged the Dutch submarine.