Sentence examples for I bound for from inspiring English sources
The new production Mitsubishi "i" bound for the North American market further differentiates itself from its Japanese- and European-spec versions with a retooled, larger body to provide even more interior comfort for four adults, along with new North American-spec bumpers front and rear for enhanced protection in the event of a collision.
In the department of more serious consequences, a missing hyphen in one line of computer code likely sent the spaceship Mariner I, bound for Venus, splashing into the Atlantic Ocean.
We were tumbling into a taxi, my children and I, bound for a Saturday matinee of "The Music Man," when my son, Aaron, asked a question that I at age 8 would never have framed.
At any rate, I waited with a slight sense of dread for what might come next: would an endless loop of Hannah Montana's "He Could Be the One" leave me begging for "Some Day My Prince Will Come?" Was I bound for Tinker Bell's Pixie Hollow, a realm of moralistic nice girl/mean girl dynamics?
I was staying at the Westin I was playing to a draw When in walked Charlton Heston With the Tablets of the Law He said "It's still the Greatest Story" I said, "Man, I'd like to stay But I'm bound for glory I'm on my way My ride's here..."...
The songs Muldoon wrote with Zevon are on the album My Ride's Here, and include the title number: I was staying at the Westin I was playing to a draw When in walked Charlton Heston With the Tablets of the Law He said, "It's still the Greatest Story" I said, "Man, I'd like to stay But I'm bound for glory I'm on my way My ride's here..."...
We covered a lot of mutual ground and I explained why I was bound for Berkeley Square.
I'm bound for Heaven cause I've had my hell right here in Washington, D.C.
At least to me they are, although I admit that every time I tell certain of my friends I'm bound for Sweden, they make sour faces and mutter, "Yuk, herring".
I was also heartened by her robust defence of me over the years whenever my siblings, especially my older sister, talked about how disgusting I was and how much I was bound for hell.
I was bound for an M.B.A. after college, but I liked to sit around the table late at night, drunk and high, smoking cigarettes and arguing points that I had barely grasped in seminar.
