board的示例

• Today's specials are written on the board.

• He stuck up a notice on the board with pins.

• He advertises his services on the company notice board.

• When it was his turn to dive, he gulped and stepped up onto the diving board.

• The man's body was as stiff as a board when it was found in the snow.

• The decision will have to be ratified by the executive board.

• There's a board of five directors, but she is the Managing Director.

• There is a predominance of people with an arts degree on the board of governors.

• She persuaded the board of her worthiness to run the company.

• The editorial board has an expert with a world-wide reputation in the person of Professor Jameson.

• The platform was crammed with people trying to board the train.

• I took out a travel insurance policy before I boarded the plane.

• They boarded a ship that was sailing the next day.

• He was thought to have boarded the plane in New York.

• Flight 474 to Buenos Aires is now boarding at gate 9.

• This is evident in changes of the nomenclature of family planning board to family welfare organization.

• Each move consists of a jump by one man over one or more other men, the men jumped over being removed from the board.

• After it was disbanded, he took the lead in a number of other projects together with some of the other board members.

• On closer viewing, the individual boards and the grain of the timber are revealed as traces of construction.

• Poverty was the main reason why children were boarded out, frequently associated with loss of parents and difficulties in providing for a large household.

• The government therefore set up a marketing-board type of purchasing arrangement, with higher, fixed producer prices.

• Once the pollution control board imposes a tax, the plants have to choose between options.

• Although the basic pattern is the same in 1995 as in 1975, recruitment of board chairmen has still changed significantly for both types of organizations.

• No single minister was responsible for either the actions of his board, or the conduct of government in its area of activity.

• However, they argue that research boards need agreed-on ethical standards so that the health services research community can adopt uniformly good practices.

• To these ends, the industry kept records of the boards' rulings in order to avoid costly editing that the censors might order.

• These gifts not only endeared him to many friends and colleagues but made him a valued member of boards and committees.

• This is a dual responsibility that the media is simply not equipped to take on board.

• Evidence suggests that this governing board regularly exercises effective oversight of the president's activities.

• At the drawing board the struggle is to find that difficult synthesis that, when discovered, seems self-evidently correct.