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Meanings of new boarding in English
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Usage of new boarding in English
1
But a few seconds later she hands me a new boarding pass.
2
For the new boarding department, we shall need bedding of all kinds.
3
The next morning Herbert reported himself at his new boarding place.
4
More often an entire new roof is needed and, in extreme cases, new boarding beneath.
5
This term they want to create a new boarding-house.
6
The next day Phil became installed at his new boarding-place, and presented himself at supper.
7
You can save the price of a hack-ride by going to Mrs. Biltmore's new boarding-house.
8
Perhaps it is coming to a new boarding-house.
9
We were lucky enough to get someone to issue us with new boarding cards, said Mrs Cooney.
10
I have to hunt a new boarding-place.
11
His trunk he left behind, promising to send for it when he had found a new boarding place.
12
Mrs. Roberts, I moved to my new boarding-house last evening, and my room is a perfect little gem.
13
Temperature checks, deeper cleaning of planes and new boarding protocols all will be more time-consuming and chew up money.
14
Their mother will join him as soon as she has packed the children off to their new boarding schools.
15
On Friday favorable reports concerning the new boarding-house began to be circulated, brought the preceding evening by miners from another camp.
16
The next morning he settled his hotel bill, took his gripsack in his hand, and walked over to his new boarding-house.
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