Sentence examples for became bound together from inspiring English sources

Over time, they became bound together as family.

They became bound together by the shared pressure to perform, whether at the local town or, eventually, at the homecoming ceremony for their returning men.

Since most senators were former magistrates, the senate became bound together by a strong sense of collegiality.

When atoms are combined into certain solids called covalent solids (notably the elements of column IV of the periodic table), the valence electrons (outer electrons) are shared between neighbouring atoms, and the atoms thereby become bound together.

In the multiple layers of the work, observers' personal memories, their own reflection, that of the museum environment, the installation and the daylight become bound together into a situational work of art".

In fact it follows that if vision and proprioception become bound together, with vision dominating, then a move of the visual component should also result in a move of the proprioceptive component.

Such synaptic modification provides an important neural basis of learning: As two co-occurring objects are being connected in the individual's mind, neurons that respond to features of these objects become bound together functionally in the individual's brain.

Why would we want to launch a clash of civilizations just as we become inextricably bound together as an interdependent world?

Here, however, the swarm/entangled elements become irreversibly bound together owing to collective fusion events spread over time.

If the Doctor is Go(o d and Tom is Everyman, then Flashman becomes the Evil One, all three bound together in an everlasting struggle for the soul of the school.

As they camp out, it becomes apparent that the brothers are bound together by incestuous desire as well — a fact that frightens Addison, whereas to Wilson it's just part of their relationship, extra money in the pleasure bank.