Sentence examples for path board from inspiring English sources

"He made very simple games where you rolled marbles into holes for points, or traditional path board games.

"What 2001 was about was re-establishing the company's financial credibility and balance sheet," said William E. Ford, a new member of the Critical Path board.

Mr. Ford, a partner with General Atlantic, and Raul J. Fernandez, chief executive of Dimension Data North America, joined the Critical Path board, restoring more credibility to the turnaround efforts.

Filings with the Federal Election Commission indicate that Freedom Path spent at least $517,000 on ads designed to help Hatch's electoral prospects, though Freedom Path board member Scott Bensing said the group's spending was closer to $1 million.

He said the uncertainty did not figure in his decision to retire, but that he knows some people who were uncertain about "what path the board might follow.

"This settlement would allow a sale to proceed, if that is a path the board wants to choose," said Peter H. Emch, health care services analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston.

Drivers wait patiently as passengers cross their path to board a tram near Vabadus square in the centre of the city.

Critical Path's board of directors and shareholders may have approved the acquisition yesterday.

With a sort of birdy animation he would faithfully lead me to the spring, down a path of boards slippery with moss from being in the perpetual damp shade of the droopy limbs of a great hemlock there.

Cabs are trotting backwards and forwards, thickly-bearded gentlemen in dark clothing dash across their path, sandwich-board men patrol the gutters, and, over there, a trio of street-sweepers are standing over a drain, cramming the accumulated porridge of snow-slush, dirt and horse-dung down through the grille with jabs of their brooms.

In this paper, our overall goal is to examine the impact of the Rural Primary School Merger Program on academic performance of students using a dataset from a survey that we designed to reflect transfer paths and boarding statuses of students.