Sentence examples for becoming bound by from inspiring English sources
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 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.
Loss of ambulation occurs roughly 15 years after disease onset with > 95% of patients becoming wheelchair bound by the age of 45.
Sceptics have pointed out, however, that the promise will not cover the growing number of primaries that are becoming academies, as academies are not bound by the national curriculum.
Indeed, Mr. Weinstein said, Justice Mazzarelli pointed out in her decision that by becoming a shareholder, Mr. Pullman agreed to be bound by the co-op's rules and regulations.
The 'global city' is hence necessarily one which is bound by a certain aspirational order, where the concluding act of becoming indicates a 'belonging' to a larger, global economic network.
But leading EU figures and environmental groups warn that the UK will not be bound by the new deal once outside the EU and so risks becoming a dumping ground for plastic and other waste.
They were bound by hate".
