on board

Once they saw the audience was on board, he felt like the show had the go ahead to hit the ground running from putting musical moments within the stories to eventually having musical episodes.

The US force has destroyed at least three boats it said were carrying drugs from Venezuela to the US, killing at least 17 people on board.

Greengrass then came on board, and says he's especially "drawn to people in the real world, placed in extraordinary situations".

Talk radio was just coming on board and they were on me.

Jacklin needed the fiery Spaniard on board if he was to breathe new life into the competition.