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91, Cost: from $ 370 to $ 705 per person, double occupancy, including meals on board.

92, As Joyce Umbima shows, the only way of bringing men on board is to show that change is in their interest.

93, The purchasers are also taking on board ￡748,000 of Kemps' bank borrowings.

94, Books on board Kids may keep their books shipshape if you give them this pair of Noah's Ark bookends.

95, The Shell-owned Eider oil production platform, with 38 people on board, was shut down for a while.

96, The official report echoes eyewitness accounts of fire on board shortly after takeoff from the Upper Heyford base in Oxfordshire.

97, There was a six month old baby en papoose on board.

98, Tony went as fast as he could, and I was concentrating on staying on board as we rattled over the bumpy paths.

99, On board the very thought of Keoni was enough to have me lying awake worrying at night.

100, There were no survivors among at least 261 people on board.

101, Jo asked if Lili would care to stay the night on board the Minerva.

102, Owners Rea C Richardson benefit from his on board beet harvester jack, which was made from an ex-Moreau ram with home-brewed framing.

103, The captain and crew would like to welcome you on board Flight 381 to Geneva.

104, More than 75,000 synthetic chemicals are now on the market, with a thousand new ones coming on board every year.

105, On board were 142 first-class passengers and 100-odd - some of them very odd people travelling in economy.

106, He had tried every combination of the antibiotics we had on board, and was running out of tablets.

107, Investigators still do not know what caused the tragedy, which killed all 278 people on board.

108, With the two of them on board, the stern dipped until the gunwale was inches above the water.sentencedict.com/on board.html

109, On board were hundreds of campaigners heading for a national demonstration against the government's rail privatisation plans.

110, He met his wife of 61 years on board a train on his way to work in 1921.

111, Men on board pulled the wounded and the mangled bodies of the dead from beneath collapsed debris.

112, Unfortunately coaches are not infallible and do occasionally break down or need replacing and certain on board facilities may occasionally fail.

113, That they are prepared to take on board such a past, one must hold in awe.

114, A Cherokee with an instructor and student on board was engaged in circuits and landings on Runway 22.

115, At Hollybush we took information on board in a democratic, communal fashion, grouped with notebooks and pencils around visual aids.

116, The princess smiled and nodded at airport officials before hurrying on board, taking with her two briefcases.

117, And we've no hot water bottles or extra blankets on board.

118, The aerodrome was well established, with the headquarters on board the seaplane tender Ark Royal which was anchored in the bay.

119, The Chancellor has taken this on board, despite his predominantly male core of advisers.

120, As a result, those who were brought on board saw themselves as an enviable elite, however overworked and underpaid.