Sentence examples for onboard up from inspiring English sources

Eight hundred spas are onboard, up from 25 a decade ago.

Click here to buy it for £8.79 huge, white and expensive, like an anvil dropped from heaven: how will we get onboard, up there, when it hurts our necks to look?

In a redux of that flight where pretty much everyone onboard threw up, things only got more chaotic.

Other Orthodox men onboard took up his cause, and the ensuing brouhaha delayed take-off until, finally, another seat could be found for him.

Once signed, employees can be efficiently onboarded, set up with goals, and monitored for performance.

The company charges a 2980-yen monthly subscription for the service, which simplifies the process of doing paperwork needed to get employees onboarded and up and running.

While people around you will always ask to design a few screens, i.e. onboarding, sign-up flows, referrals etc.; as a designer you should always think about them in narratives, not individual screens.

We hopped onboard, and struck up a pleasant conversation as she cheerfully cycled us 10 blocks down Broadway.

(In 2004, a plane carrying John Edwards, who was running for President, made an emergency stop after a television camera blew up onboard).

It's worth asking how a suspected jihadist known to at least three governments wound up onboard a high-speed train with a suitcase full of weaponry.

An announcement was made over the public address system notifying passengers of the 500 extra bonus miles they'd get by signing up onboard.