Sentence examples for bound for the border from inspiring English sources
In March Venezuelan authorities seized 3m bolivars in cash hidden in the doors of a pickup truck bound for the border.
Citing relatives and witnesses, the attorney general, Carlos Zamarripa, gave a chilling account of what happened to one group that had set off from the city of Celaya in two buses bound for the border.
Mwizi seemed agitated as he half-cajoled, half-bundled us onto a minibus bound for the border post.
The president said he would also cut off "all aid" to Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador over reports of a "new Caravan" of immigrants bound for the border and accused the Central American states of of "taking advantage of U.S. for years!" Congress, however, has already appropriated those aid funds, and the president can't keep them from being spent.
Hundreds of women and children balancing suitcases on their heads took the ferry out of Banjul, the country's capital, on Tuesday, many bound for the border.
Near the old Schuylkill River Bridge, it jogged right, gathering speed, bound for the New Jersey border.
There has been no money set aside to combat the men, women and children who are bound for the American border, many of them fleeing violence or corruption, nearly all seeking better lives.
An umbrella was tied to the luggage; it is still wet season.In the east end of Freetown a seat, or rather two seats, were procured in a vehicle bound for the Guinean border.
The train was full of Red Army soldiers bound for the eastern border - men going with grim resignation from the comparatively easy life of Europe and the Warsaw Pact camps to the bleakness of the Ussuri River and the firebases of the Gobi Desert.
The latest caravan began Monday night with many women and children boarding buses bound for the Guatemalan border.
There was chaos, confusion, and confrontation in Hungary on Thursday as police forced migrants off a train bound for the Austrian border, hours after they were allowed to board at Budapest station following a two-day blockade.
