Sentence examples for book is bound from inspiring English sources
The book is bound in rich leather.
"The book is bound in covers and has an I.S.B.N. number on it.
The book is bound to attract attention outside the family as well.
But on the whole her book is bound to be dull, because she is averse to examining what actually happened.
The book is bound in matte black with the simple outline, in white, of the Rex vegetable peeler — an archetypal Swiss object — on the cover.
Like Norwegian Wood, this book is bound for great things, and has already been chosen as BBC Radio 4's Book of the Week over Christmas.
With that as the connecting line through it, the book was bound to be a work of great optimism.
The heirs and estates of some of the people mentioned in the book are bound to feel otherwise.
Copies of the book were bound in all manner of disguise; copies were unbound and carried as single sheets or small booklets.
But I knew enough about the war, the defining event of my grandparents' lives, to know that a German writer publishing at a time when trams were still around – for this was how I dated the book – was bound to have been involved one way or another, and this, for me, gave the novel an extra edge of danger.
