Sentence examples for bound look from inspiring English sources

Binding of l-Orn to the preturnover, anaerobic state causes only minor rearrangements of substrate-binding residues (Lys67, Asn245, and Ser406), as our structures with bromide or substrate bound in this site are very similar (rmsd = 0.3 Å), and those of SidA without substrate bound look largely similar.

"We make Outward Bound look like a cruise," boasts a spokeswoman, who notes there's been only one death in three decades–of bubonic plague from a squirrel bite.

There's no doubt that Laos is changing more rapidly than some would like: this relatively undeveloped, slow-moving country (wags have it that the PDR part of the country's name stands not for People's Democratic Republic but Please Don't Rush) is bound to look and feel quite different quite soon.

And you're bound to look plain silly plugging in the joystick: "look, that guy is pretending that he's flying the plane!" On the other hand simulations, such as Sid Meier's Railroads (2K Games) are fun, but can be justified as "work" when you check with the office.

It was a strange-looking novel, anachronistically printed and bound to look like a Thackeray or a Hardy.

It is bound to look to its own security.

Obviously, the simple answer is yes, because any arrivals are bound to look for accommodation.

Half a psychopath is bound to look up to a complete one, surely.

"Oh well," I thought, "they're Marni – they're bound to look cool".

So annual growth in the January-March quarter was bound to look moderate.

Non-Texans are bound to look at Perry and see a reprise of Bush's swagger and twang.