Sentence examples for bound hit from inspiring English sources
STOCKHOLM — When Ramy Essam was stripped of his clothes, his hands and feet bound, hit with wooden sticks, beaten with metal rods, his back and head stomped on, and his long hair slashed with shards of broken glass, he refused to yell out in pain.
"Savings on this scale are bound to hit services upon which people rely," she said.
Iraqis say if you throw a stone you are bound to hit a poet.
Shoot enough arrows into the air, and a few are bound to hit a target.
The telcos' troubles are bound to hit the equipment and systems suppliers' sales.
The company also reportedly has a 6.79% exposure to Russia, so the sanctions news was bound to hit sentiment.
The center's current mission, to be a home for new stage works, is bound to hit snags.
But drill down into one of Washington's foreign-policy hives, whether the Carnegie Endowment or the Brookings Institution or Georgetown University, and you're bound to hit Obama supporters.
It took almost three and a half years, but the Obama Administration has finally reached a marker that it was bound to hit at some point.
The script fires out a tireless fusillade of jokes, in the apparent hope that a few of them are bound to hit their targets.
