Sentence examples similar to timer on board from inspiring English sources
The company's reasons for filling the ship at almost any price are simple: cruisers are big repeat customers, so getting a first-timer on board is important to the companies.
An old-timer on the board may suggest playing dirty, by putting in place a poison pill a cap on the number of votes any individual shareholder can have—or "staggering" the board so that only a few directors can be ousted each year.
The on-board timer also can be pre-set to start charging the Nissan LEAF at night, taking advantage of lower electricity charges.
An on-board timer can also be pre-programmed to recharge batteries at a set time such as during off-peak rates.
A bomb with a timer had been placed on board the plane.
Spies, who is not renowned for his love of wet conditons, was also pleasantly surprised after his on-board lap timer - which alerts riders to where they are gaining or losing time around the circuit - became disconnected.
Then the 20-minute timer on the table turned yellow.
"The percent of cruise line profit that's coming from on-board spending is higher than ever," said Art Sbarsky, consumer affairs columnist for CruiseMates.com, which offers advice for first-timers and experts.
The bomb that sent Russia's Metrojet airliner crashing into the Egyptian desert and killing all 224 people on board last month was likely fitted with a timer, a source close to the investigation has said.
