As they jumped aboard the train, something in the mirror caught Harvath's eye.

Now film makers closer to home are jumping aboard the Thompson bandwagon.

Her fear in the air as he jumped aboard the walla-walla.

The barrier swung open; the man jumped aboard the touring car as it passed.

In the gym area, he jumped aboard a walking machine and exercised for a few minutes.

The captain and several other officers jumped aboard the Phoenix.

She was able to jump aboard the plane just as her ambulance exploded from an enemy shell.

He jumped aboard both movements, mentored along much of the way by an educator who, next month, will be working under him.

So I dashed across and jumped aboard the yellow metro carriage.

After looking around the leading man jumped aboard the second one and vanished from sight.

He added, "This concept of labor's jumping aboard just because a person's a Democrat - I think those days are over."

It also gave one last sample of his most familiar trait: resisting a development as long as he could, and then jumping aboard.

Hines quickly loosened up what he was doing, then slowed down so I could jump aboard, like a merry-go-round.

"We might have started off the Intel roller coaster, but more schools are jumping aboard," she said.

Thus, they are desperate for advice about when to jump aboard, said Mr. Miller.

He reached the truck, jumping aboard, the door not closed as he worked the key.

The armed men sprinted back to their jeep, and were in the process of jumping aboard when the air around them became agitated.

So anxious were they to cast off that the boat almost drifted away before they could jump aboard, but they made it.

They all jumped aboard, and heard Bill's voice calling to them.

IF there is a bandwagon in the works to eliminate the president's State of the Union address, I'm jumping aboard.