But as the international ruling bodies of the sports industry set out in search of new venues, they are bound to eye countries with less money and more fragile political and social systems.
"[M]ost men have bound their eyes with one or another handkerchief," a disenchanted Emerson observed, "and attached themselves to... communities of opinion.
Take everything and leave!" Ms. Dane said that before her wrists were bound, she eyed the front door, thinking of escape, but that Mr. Salley said to her, "Don't even think about going there," and ordered her to get her head down.
We would catch each other's eye, bound together by those 10 short words, in a pure, sweet burst of satisfaction.
"To allow people to get the treatment they need without having to interact with medication on a daily basis is hugely valuable because you deliver the treatment to them continuously so they don't have to interrupt their daily life or be bound to an eye drop or pill pack," says Bartynski.
In short, these theoretical considerations lead to a partition of stimulus-bound eye movements into pursuit initiation, smooth pursuit and anticipatory pursuit, where each mode of oculomotor control calls on formal additions to the underlying generative model.
In short, these theoretical considerations lead to a partition of stimulus-bound eye movements into pursuit initiation, smooth pursuit and anticipatory pursuit, where each mode of oculomotor control calls on formal additions to the underlying generative model; however, they all use exactly the same scheme and basic principles.
The bodies of two young men, their eyes bound with red bandanas, lay decomposing.
It turned out not to fool anyone but inspired a brilliant new publishing trend: novels by real authors, printed on paper and bound with an eye-catching cover design.
The solitude of the single specimen is countered by the intimate, womb-like crowding of conjoined twins, limbs stayed in a graceful embrace, blind eyes bound in mutual fascination, lips forever on the verge of whispering in a deaf ear.
