Sentence examples for help on board from inspiring English sources

On April 17 , 1912 The Philadelphia Inquirer breathlessly described a "night of black terror," during which "Coston signals were burned, rockets sent up, as the wireless snapped out its frantic appeal for help," on board the Titanic.

Unofficial versions of the game, which share some of the same playing features, but also incorporate changes so as not to infringe on copyrights, have been created by firms such as Late for the Sky Production Company and Help on Board.

Gifts may help on-board a broader base of consumers onto Facebook's payments system.

Its employees will manage all the aspects of the deployments and help on-board customers to their new clouds.

Although U.S. carriers to date have been reluctant to move toward pay-as-you-go models, Raleigh said ItsOn could help on-board millions of customers who would otherwise be hesitant to sign up for data plans.

Similarly, going for a populist firebrand like Chris Christie, the Governor of New Jersey, would help bring on board the angry white guys.

She has personally curated over 30 salons and helped bring on board some of the world's most renowned curators.

The bill adds huge increases in border security, bolstered by an amendment from Corker and Hoeven that helped bring on board unsure Democrats and Republicans.

Richard Noble said Rolls-Royce's direct backing was a tremendous fillip to the project and would help to bring on board the final sponsors needed to fully fund the construction of the car.

And the tennis teachings he took on board helped create a world-beater.

My know-how in negotiating business relationships has helped me to bring on board a corporate sponsor as an adopter for our school.