Sentence examples for more on board from inspiring English sources

They probably saw action once more on board the next HMS Glasgow, commissioned in 1937 in the run-up to the second world war.

In fact, the Danish captain explains that, strictly speaking, the boat is designed to be run by just 13 people; but he likes to have some more on board, for maintenance and repairs…Sensible chap.

Companies are already implementing a variety of flexible practices; we just need to get more on board.

By taking a revenue sharing approach, Audm has managed to get Buzzfeed, The Atlantic, Wired, Esquire and more on board.

That seems to have happened with multiple tech companies going out so far this year and more on board.

These help acclimate a user without overwhelming them, and should get more on board with the creation aspects of the game.

The new plane features more fuel-efficient and quieter engines, aerodynamic wing improvements, more on-board stowage area and wider aisles, the company said.

In retrospect, lithium batteries would have been better for weight and size, but they have more safety problems and require more on-board hardware for charging or an external charger.

Exciting New Content Opportunities, More On-Board Memory.

We may also see more on-board diagnostics and emissions testing of off-road vehicles and power boats which would be great given their disproportionately high emissions levels.

More on-board 3D hardware could really give the platform and even bigger boost, but face scanning is another great application for the technology.