I'm in a bind

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"In other words, I'm in a bind".

"I'm in a bind, because I do want to sell tickets," he said.

"Hey, I'm in a bind here and wonder if you could help me out".

"I'm in a bind, I'm really in a bind," she told the hot-line operator.

By contrast I'm in a bind over the London-wide section.

And I'm in a bind: Staying home with the kids is supposed to be the 'good' thing to do.

I agreed to help her, figuring that if ever I were in a bind, I'd want my neighbor to assist me, too.

This is a tough problem, and at this point I'm not convinced Factery would garner much popularity as a standalone search engine for two reasons: for one, it isn't consistent enough that I'd choose it over Google when I was in a bind.

Where before, my kids would say, "Hey, you know I'm in a tight bind, can I borrow some money?" or something along those lines.

When I'm in a travel bind, whether it's before a trip or at the airport, I often use Twitter to contact the airlines.

I'm also duty bound because I'm in a unique position.