Sentence examples for easy to board from inspiring English sources
"Hijacking incidents here involve much smaller ships, usually tugboats which are slow-moving and easy to board," Miss Lee said.
It feels huge, but the low seat and streamlined rear fender make it easy to board, and there's enough slack in the ergonomics to handle both Tom Cruise and Tom Selleck.
The Ponant will not be the last cruise ship to be attacked; undefended passenger vessels are among the ships that are most vulnerable to pirates (the Ponant, for example, has a water-hugging swim platform that made it easy to board).
It wasn't easy to board out the foster dog I had brought back from a cowering, rib-thin orphan and nursed through a 3-month heart worm regimen.
The shiny new buses, slung low unlike their forerunners, are much easier to board.
Having a driver's license should not make it easier to board a domestic airplane flight, because foreign passports are already accepted as identification at airports.
Local stops are still on the near corner, so the stops are less crowded, making it easier to board and unload passengers.
Remember, as you trudge through the rain, that maybe, just maybe, the grass isn't always greener... and cling to the hope that fl ights to somewhere sunny are a little easier to board before too long.
In addition, dozens of low-floor buses -- much easier to board, especially for older and disabled riders -- are already running in the city and several hundred more are on order now.
Because it is often easiest to board a vessel from the stern, where the wake provides relatively calm water for a pirate boat, crews in piracy-prone waters have also for many years sprayed water from fire hoses down the stern and kept fire axes at hand to sever any grappling hooks used by the pirates.
