Sentence examples for getting ready to board from inspiring English sources

The boy was getting ready to board a bus with his first-grade classmates at Public School 23 Annex in the Bronx when the accident occurred.

The next time I saw her she was waiting in line at an airport that was draped in Lebanese flags, getting ready to board Season 2 and, to be honest, she still looked shocked.

Tryon feels like a tourist getting ready to board one of those rides at Universal Studios across the street from his school -- eager, excited and maybe a little nervous, but in a good way.

Australian Marines getting ready to board AAVs and make their way out to the landing ships.

I remember one day, we were getting ready to board a flight home to Los Angeles after a long week at an awesome festival in Montreal.

Right before we're getting ready to board, don't crowd around the line if you're in Group 2 or Group 3. Really, even people in the Group 1 crowd should hold off initially because a lot of people are going to get on that plane before you.

"No cows, no sheep, no house, no corn," said Mr. Ngigi, the farmer, as he got ready to board a bus.

Right on time, Mr. Thies heard it coming, felt the wind blowing through the tunnel, and got ready to board.

As the Websters wandered through the concourse a half-hour later, Sean Coughlin, 40, got ready to board his train in Hoboken with a mixture of dread and anticipation.

After finishing baby's breakfast, we packed up and got ready to board the plane.

"I'll call you when I get to SF in a week or so," he wrote to me later that evening, as he got ready to board his plane back to Tehran.