“Then, there's a backing, a wooden board over the back that holds and protects the back of the canvas.”

“It had been a residential hotel where old ladies paid 17 guineas a week for board and lodging, and Jean had been in the habit of lunching there.”

“At the same meeting, a new board of directors and a monitoring council are expected to be approved.”

“The landlord required the boarder to sign a lease agreement before moving into the apartment.”

“Matthew was a former pupil at the nearby Shrewsbury School, an exclusive private school, where he was a boarder until last summer.”

“Help them press their hands onto the walls to create a room boarder around the middle of the wall.”

“He followed her down a long hallway to a glassed in boardroom where two men stood waiting.”

“Each show plucks the boss of a major organisation out of the boardroom and deposits them on the shop floor.”

“There were no corporate raiders, and profit maximization wasn't yet part of the boardroom vocabulary.”

“Then, there's a backing, a wooden board over the back that holds and protects the back of the canvas.”

“It had been a residential hotel where old ladies paid 17 guineas a week for board and lodging, and Jean had been in the habit of lunching there.”

“At the same meeting, a new board of directors and a monitoring council are expected to be approved.”

“The members elected for the consolidated school system were often boardsmen from the parent school systems.”

“In certain instances we were estranged from denominational boardsmen by their sensitivity to professional prerogative.”

“The overall record for the team was also broken that night when the Royal boardsmen grabbed 71 bouncebacks.”

“These jokers that have been floating around these boardrooms, they waddle off to their next cup of tea or whatever and that's it.”

“For three years I lived two lives, shuttling between corporate boardrooms over the Dallas skyline and rowdy street rallies in colonial zocalos.”

“For those in the mood for work, the business centre has five boardrooms equipped with ISDN lines, a whiteboard, TV, video player and fax lines.”

“In July it reported three attempted boardings in less than a week, with pirates firing automatic weapons at two gas tankers and an oil tanker.”

“Argyll has challenged 150 ships in all, and boardings varied from small dhows to large container ships.”

“A tourist trolley car was the only operating piece of equipment this day, and they were using the old train depot on the north side of the property for all boardings.”

“To support their families, women would bring in piecework from garment factories, make paper flowers to sell, and take in boarders.”

“Thus, Italian women supplemented the family income by taking in boarders and doing piecework alongside their daughters.”

“St Margaret's is mainly a day school, but it also has 14 places for boarders which it can offer on a flexible basis.”