Sentence examples for getting him on board from inspiring English sources

Was it hard getting him on board?

"We have no interest in getting other charities getting him on board".

"I'm really excited about getting him on board, and low and behold he's a school team-mate of Jamie [Helleur] and Andrew [van der Heijden].

"I do like him and wouldn't mind getting him on board but I think we do need to prioritise other areas of the park".

After Rangers' 4-0 win over Hibs on Saturday, McCoist had said of Claros, capped 29 times for Honduras: "I do like him and wouldn't mind getting him on board, but I think we do need to prioritise other areas of the park".

Coach Craig Sandercock told the Rovers website:  "Kevin is a very good young player and we are very excited to have been able to get him on-board.

"Get me dinner with a client and I will get him on board," he says.

Why hadn't she or they thought to get him on board first?

Hollywood is desperate to get him on board as scientific consultant on a preposterous "boson bomb" epic.

But Mr Johnson had urged the Prime Minister to "break the piggy bank" to get him on board.

Second, I had to call my insurance agent and get him on board with our plans quickly.