Sentence examples for needed on board from inspiring English sources
Ms. Dahl was needed on board to help Mrs. Bachmann freshen up for her next appearance.
The LFR required a complex ground installation (four to five antenna towers per station) and careful monitoring of its signals, producing directional radio waves which defined flyable airways, with only a simple AM receiver needed on board the aircraft.
The beauty of the POD X3 is this design model: it can be controlled by a computer but it also has everything you need on-board for in-the-field edits.
"That's something the markets need to take on board," Mr. Fransolet said.
It is a lesson Birmingham's leaders need to take on board.
Something the developers of Possession, the estate with the £451-a-month home, might need to take on board.
That's a lesson we need to take on board in research, clinical care and prevention efforts alike.
Progressive advocates need to take on board this sea-change in the politics of the courts.
What I need to really take on board is how this is 'professional development'.
The seating can be rearranged to get all the equipment Jenny needs on board.
"It's people like them that we need on board, not necessarily Welsh speakers.
