Sentence examples for really on board from inspiring English sources

The Chinese and Russians aren't really on board anyway.

"But the president is not really on board.

Ogilvie, who had actually read Orwell, indicated drily that their man wasn't really on board with the Moscow line.

Older Americans were not really on board with overhauling the system in the first place and have been the age group most resistant to change, according to various surveys.

"We had a fatality and that is bad enough, but when I think about the fact that this train did not derail and that everybody really on board was good, that gives me great solace compared to what it could have been". O'Keefe reported from Washington.

"It's satisfying when we draw in a guy who thinks he's been brought along to a feminist cabaret and wasn't keen and, by the end, he's really on board – when he says: 'I was really into that and I didn't think I was going to be.'" There is still some way to go.

She was really on-board, and so now I'm on faculty there.

It's trying to really take on board the challenges of promoting peace at all levels.

What I need to really take on board is how this is 'professional development'.

The question is, how feasible are the ICRC's aims and will players really take on board the lessons about humanitarian law?

You could, for example, ask a supportive colleague to assess your performance after a meeting, and really take on board what they say.