GOT ON BOARD

Definition: To join or become a part of a group, organization, or activity.

Synonyms: Joined In, Participated, Engaged, Enlisted, Signed Up

Usage Examples in Sentences

The new student got on board with the math club.

Sarah got on board the bus to join her classmates on the field trip.

The chef got on board the cooking competition to showcase his culinary skills.

The astronaut eagerly got on board the spacecraft, ready for the upcoming mission to explore Mars.

Despite initial reluctance, he eventually got on board with the innovative approach to sustainable energy.

Despite initial reservations, he eventually got on board with the company's new direction.

It took some convincing, but eventually, they all got on board with the plan to renovate the office.

After witnessing the success of the initiative, more people got on board with supporting the cause.

Despite the challenges ahead, they all got on board with the mission to end world hunger.

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We got on board the project at the last minute.

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At the meeting, they got on board with the new proposal.

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Having seen the benefits, they got on board enthusiastically.

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Ever since he got on board, the project has been running smoothly.

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They finally got on board with the plan after much discussion.

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After some initial reluctance, he got on board with the idea of volunteering.

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He got on board, and his enthusiasm quickly spread among the team.

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The investors were pleased when they got on board with the expansion plans.