Sentence examples for bind a bunch of from inspiring English sources
It looks like the ties that bind a bunch of products together".
The documentary "Misery Loves Comedy," which opens today, isn't much of a film; its director, Kevin Pollak, seems to have traded on the collegial feelings that bind him to a bunch of his fellow comedians and has made a clubby movie that leavens their professional pride with the yeast of self-pity — in other words, it's the stuff of comedy but without much actual humor.
You either break the bank to acquire a possible savior and hope he turns out to actually be good (and doesn't start drinking that purple drank), or you try out a new stiff or two every year, hoping that this season Tavaris Jackson or Rex Grossman takes the right kind of HGH and puts it all together and that latter route is bound to cause a bunch of grumbling in the talk-radio ranks.
Also useful were the Instagram photos he took where he has a bunch of crumpled notes bound up on a kitchen counter alongside a container of squeezable ketchup.
Making a bunch of rules they're bound to break or that they'll completely rebel against the minute they move out is probably not the answer.
So I turned in about forty songs to Kevin -- I like to do about forty or fifty because I figure if you write a bunch of songs, there's bound to be a few in there that will work and that you'll like and whatnot.
Gather a bunch of freshly harvested lilacs and bind their stems with a rubber band.
But get a bunch of teen-age virgins together, and you're bound to rub up against some mother issues.
The enormous melon returns, unescorted, and a bunch of asparagus, rendered with startling monumentality, are shown bound together, fresh from the market.
A bunch of ventriloquists?
