Sentence examples for becoming bound from inspiring English sources
Though geek first appeared as a kind of anti-fashion statement, it's becoming bound up with entrepreneurialism, self-motivation and independence instead of weakness.
In any case, it became a practice for the dependent peasant to swear fealty to a proprietor, thus becoming bound to that lord.
Bilirubin is the product of hemoglobin metabolism that is formed in the bone marrow and the lymphatic tissue and is carried to the liver after becoming bound to plasma albumin.
(6) It is important to consider the timescale of the reaction term (f(c_{b}, alpha_{mathrm{O}_{2}} P_{mathrm{O}_{2}})) which describes the process of dissolved oxygen becoming bound and vice versa.
In this clip, religious differences (or at least, their parents' religious differences) is the latest obstacle they must overcome before becoming bound by matrimony.
In this process, four disordered atoms of hydrogen have gained order by becoming bound together to form an atom of helium.
The route heads into a mix of residences and businesses, turning more to the northeast and becoming Bound Brook Avenue at the intersection with Marlborough Avenue.
"Execution" refers to the market-facing act of becoming legally bound to the swap.
Similarly, in a DNA tile displacement reaction, an invader tile with a toehold domain binds to a complex consisting of a cover tile and a base tile, initiates a competition with the cover tile for binding to the base tile, and eventually releases the cover tile while itself becoming fully bound to the base tile (Fig. 1b and Supplementary Movie 1).
The result was a policy of non-intervention motivated, according to Norman J. Padelford, a contemporary American academic, "by the desire to prevent Europe becoming so bound up with and so divided over the ideological aspects of the conflict that the fighting would lead to a general European war".
The report, the first by the agency since 2005, contradicts other recent studies that find the American worker is becoming less bound by the traditional employee-employer relationship.
