Sentence examples for binds to himself from inspiring English sources

Timon is unique among Shakespeare's characters in having no origins — no parents, no wife, no children, but only his chosen family of friends, whom he binds to himself with the power of his extraordinary generosity.

He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sunrise.

As he recites the verses for me, "He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy; But he who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sun rise".

Thus A, desiring to bind himself to give B $10,000, requests B to promise to give (or to give) A a peppercorn in exchange.

(Never mind that Sessions was ethically bound to recuse himself).

So it will be a crowded market, but Okey Ndibe is bound to set himself apart from the pack.

For a man like Herodotus was bound to ask himself what the Persian-led invasion force meant.

At the rate that he's writing he's bound to burn himself out and we should reach the end credits in 20 minutes or less.

Every young playwright who sets out to put a torch to the existing world order is bound to burn himself at the start, and Bertolt Brecht was no exception.

As the more experienced partner in this set-up, I'd like to take this opportunity to offer him some advice for the situations he's bound to find himself in during the coming days and weeks.

The problem is that the Anglo-Saxon way looks less attractive with every fall in the stockmarket.Poor Mr Raffarin, who has promised to pronounce on pension reform in the spring, is bound to make himself unpopular whatever he does.