On-board

They are easy to get on-board with flattery.

You are easy to get on-board with flattery.

He is easy to get on-board with flattery.

She is easy to get on-board with flattery.

In the 18th century, soldiers often wore long, brightly-colored coats, white trousers and tri-cornered hats. Soldiers in the near future will wear camouflage-colored fatigues with integrated body armor, an on-board climate-control system and built-in medical sensors.

Travellers were also treated to improvements in on-board catering as menus were expanded, and the emphasis was placed on freshly-prepared meals.

It was decided not to update the Pacer units, although Porterbrook did convert a two-car unit [...] with the necessary improvements such as WiFi, CCTV and new seating. Despite the cost of leasing being one third that of new vehicles, stakeholders could not be persuaded that the on-board experience was good enough.