Sentence examples for bound hand from inspiring English sources

She wants to see fireworks and asks for Miles Davis bound hand and foot or Iceland.

Gamal, once his father's heir apparent, lifted a bound hand to flash a victory sign.

However, we're not going to be bound hand and foot as Liberal Democrats to Conservative spending plans over the whole of the next parliament".

Those are the cocktail party stories, easier to tell and to hear than accounts of months bound hand and foot and other horrors.

The prime minister will henceforth be called "chief of government" (CoG), though he's still bound hand and foot to the royal palace, not even controlling his own cabinet.

He was gagged with adhesive tape, and bound hand and foot, like the mother — the same intricate process of the cord leading from the hands to the feet, and finally tied to an arm of the couch.

Mr. Saillard is in love with the life of couture — that is, the process that still stirs in houses like Dior, Chanel and Alaïa, and that has been preserved in all its minute detail in the archives of the Galliera, down to the bound, hand-painted sketches of Paul Poiret and Madeleine Vionnet.

And evidence of execution is often readily apparent as well: bound hands, blindfolded skulls and wounds from point-blank gunshots are usually tell-tale signs.

When a dashing student declares his love for her, she rejects him, then gives him a letter detailing all her desires – to be hit, kicked, degraded, bound hands-and-feet, wholly brutalised.

As these families are bound hand-to-mouth, children above age five are often put into day labor jobs.

Twelve young men bound in hand- and legcuffs sauntered out.