Sentence examples for ever on board from inspiring English sources

His opponents say his bill was only allowed through the Lords because the Wollaston-Huppert axis was certain to block it in the Commons...and they react with bemusement to the suggestion that Norman Lamb was ever on board.

Boehner dismissed the idea he was ever on board with a two-month extension, despite Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).

I've probably lost about half of all the books I've ever brought on board.

In his biggest ever work on board, Autumn (1998-2003), the blobs had become leaves, half-concealing the landscape as they streamed across it on the wind.

One of the defendants admits piracy, two say they were on the boat but only to sell goats and cigarettes, and the others deny ever being on board.

But at the moment, Edwin feels a little less than the sum of his parts, likely unsurprising for anyone who's ever jumped on board a hardware startup early on, but with the addition of a few missing pieces, the little duckling just might transform into a rubbery swan.

She's also serving as the youngest member ever on Community Board 8". Read more.

In May, Ms. de la Parra became the youngest member ever on the board of trustees for the Latin Grammy Awards.

In the name of journalism, electronic store Maplins were able to hook me up with an ever-popular ride-on board – in this instance an Airboard, which will set you back £599 – but not before I'd signed away any hope of suing them for death, destruction or injury.

They were pioneered by H&M (the first one was with Karl Lagerfeld in 2004), but Topshop eclipsed its rival by getting Moss – a Y style icon if ever there was one – on board in 2007.

"If you eliminated every perceived or potential conflict, no business people could ever serve on boards," Mr. Carey said.