Sentence examples for expected to board from inspiring English sources

The French expected to board.

Crews were expected to board the ship and secure the rocket to the platform.

Easy Come, Easy Go After yesterday's Super Bowl, about 42,000 people are expected to board planes at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport.

Qumar said his grades had so improved since moving in to the residence that he expected to board in the new residence hall until he graduates.

More than 715 million paying passengers are expected to board planes in the United States this year, a 3.1percentt increase over last year, Federal Aviation Administration data shows.

After leaving Hong Kong Sunday and reportedly staying overnight at a Moscow airport hotel, Edward J. Snowden was expected to board a flight Monday to Cuba as part of his journey to escape federal espionage charges filed against him for disclosing documents about United States surveillance programs.

"This was a total disaster," said Bill Clay, who had come from Long Island expecting to board the Max 1.

Company officials said the stoppage immediately affected some 7,200 passengers: 3,500 in Hungary and more than 3,700 abroad who had been expecting to board Malev flights on Friday.

No one is being updated on the situation at all! Yesterday when we checked-in we were fully expecting to board our flight.

Finally cleared for family reunification, they were expecting to board a plane to the U.S. next week.

Mr. Clinton is not expected to nominate board members for the next three years until April or May.