Sentence examples for bind to make a from inspiring English sources

Like atoms binding to make a molecule, pulses of light can bind to make a "light molecule," according to a new study.

Coincidentally or not, all 18 participants were women, as were the workshop leaders, Mary Dee Merrell and Karin B. Reetz, who demonstrated how to fold, cut and bind to make a variety of books.

Gracie Mansion is bound to make a comeback.

But Flaviu's tale is bound to make a great chapter in the follow-up.

"It's bound to make a dent," project scientist Rick Elphic predicted Thursday.

But even then someone, somewhere is bound to make a mistake.

None of them were healthy enough to start on Tuesday, and their return was bound to make a difference.

Surely at some point you're bound to make a better-than-average film just by happenstance.

So the sudden resignation of its head for the past eight years, Wadah Khanfar, was bound to make a noise.

Nonetheless, simply having enough material on hand to make a single bomb is bound to make a difference in how Iran sees the world.

Lenders would also be legally bound to make a "reasonable and good-faith" effort to determine whether an applicant can repay a loan.