Sentence examples for kept on board from inspiring English sources
"kept on board" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that is securely brought along with you, or is a part of something. For example, "We kept our emergency supplies on board during the voyage."
"That is not unusual," Mr. Gaccione said, showing Mr. Cambe the stash of doggy snacks always kept on board.
By-catch can still hold economic value and may be kept on board to sell as a by-product.
There is an upcoming high court challenge to the interception and detention of 157 asylum seekers who were kept on board the Ocean Protector for over a month.
So far, they have been kept on board by the leadership, and there is no sign of any open or organised revolt just yet.
John Key suggested "cosmetic changes" to the Trans-Pacific Partnership so that the US could be kept on board under Donald Trump, who has attacked free trade deals.
Then he should start to make the argument for a real change, and stop pretending everyone can be kept on board.
"They give a detailed account of the lifeboat drills, tests and an inventory of the distress signals and equipment kept on-board which bizarrely included only six life buoys - a staggering statistic considering Titanic could accommodate over 3,000 souls.
The BBC must now find a new presenter to keep the show on the road and keep on board co-presenters Richard Hammond and James May, whose contracts run down next week.
"But it's the voters in your city that you need to keep on board if you want your agenda to go forward".
But the desperate need to keep on board Tory Brexiteers, Mr Gove included, is a serious constraint on the government just now.
Johnson is also expected to keep on board his deputy mayor for transport, Isabel Dedring, which would bring the tally of deputy mayors to seven.
