Sentence examples for and were bound to from inspiring English sources

At the time Lincoln was shopping that idea around, black people had been part of this country for nearly 250 years and were bound to white families by both service and blood relationships.

The money enabled Mr. Kerry to decline public financing in the Democratic primaries, giving him a leg up on his opponents who accepted public money and were bound to spending limits.

Charles H. Dallara, a former United States Treasury Department official who represented the banking industry in negotiations with the troika over Greece, said that the I.M.F. and the European Commission were never as united as they often seemed and were bound to come to blows at some point.

If such complexes of zinc and phosphate were formed and were bound to the particle surface, they would be separated during centrifugation.

"They are a good side and were bound to have a good spell," added Breslin whose team have won 16 and lost just one of their last 19 matches.

Patients then became deeply addicted to the prescription narcotics and were bound to the scheme as long as they wanted to keep their access to the drugs.

Some of these bureaucracies are deeply entrenched, and are bound to make noise.

Hamilton received nothing, and was bound to serve as an apprentice.

Clearly, Jim is a first-class coach and is bound to be in the running for the England job.

Those who love it want to hear these works whole and are bound to be put off by the excerpting.

These attitudes are age-old and are bound to influence Chinese perceptions and behaviour as a global power.