"bind for" is not correct and not usable in written English.
You can use phrases like "bound for" or "heading for" instead. For example, "We're bound for Australia in the morning."
The currency's appreciation creates a bind for politicians, too.
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The flexibility of the academic schedule can itself be a double bind for new parents.
The Daily News has been in a bind for close to seven weeks.
Caught in a Bind For Ms. Grove, 59, keeping her genetic condition secret finally became impossible.
Washington Mutual is now in a bind for some of the same reasons that it was a Wall Street darling.
She says that we live in a culture where "being sexy" is a mendacious, exhausting bind for many women.
"It's a bind for Obama," said Mr. Kloza at the Oil Price Information Service.
But it cannot keep him from the fatal contradictions of Corbyn's Bind for ever.
Labour is the party of equality, yet the issue is a bind for him.
Analysts pointed to a double bind for Eta as it was squeezed by police on one side and by its own supporters on the other.
