Sentences with phrase «take this on board ahead»

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Let's take a look at some of the early line moves for the biggest games on the board and how they compare to the look - ahead lines from a couple months back from the Golden Nugget.

If there are, the agent can give you the go - ahead to take your car seat on board and claim one extra seat for your lap baby.

«If we are talking about getting the US on board before going ahead with the LHC, that could take years,» says Sandy Donnachie, a British physicist who sits on CERN's governing council.

Yet if Disney does decide to bring Ariel the mermaid into the live - action realm, the team will have to contend with competition that is already pushing ahead, especially Working Title and Universal's take, which has Chloe Grace Moretz attached to star and Rebecca Thomas on board to direct from a Richard Curtis script.

It's a pity that the performances and story are too flat to push ahead and take more of that on board.

Ahead of State Board action on this issue slated to take place at tomorrow's board meeting, A + and 21 other organizations have been working to communicate the incredibly problematic nature of this propBoard action on this issue slated to take place at tomorrow's board meeting, A + and 21 other organizations have been working to communicate the incredibly problematic nature of this propboard meeting, A + and 21 other organizations have been working to communicate the incredibly problematic nature of this proposal.

You claim to want to move the discussion ahead, but you're offering up generic criticisms of publishers that don't apply across the board, and you're making huge assumptions that every author is a savvy businessperson and has the desire and wherewithal to take on the role of a publisher.

When Spinney's twenty - nine - year - old son, Miles, flies up on his snowboard, «he knows he is not in control as he is taken by force up the ramp,» writes his mother, «skewing sideways as his board clips the edge and then he is hurtling, spinning up, up into the free blue sky ahead...» He lands hard on the ice and falls into a coma.