Sentence examples for bound put from inspiring English sources

Deportees who leave voluntarily can return to their home countries freely and anonymously; those who don't are handcuffed, bound, put on a "special flight" (vol spécial) and delivered to their country's government.

His performance on Dolphy's Outward Bound put Byard at the forefront of modern jazz.

The sweeping proposals are bound to put Labour at odds with countryside campaigners, who will fear that the green belt would be put at risk.

Put her in the desert with no company but a horse and a cowboy, and she's bound to put on airs.

This is bound to put many readers on their guard.

A nation famed for its icy efficiency was bound to put that right sooner or later.

It's bound to put a dent in the national obesity rate.

As a blurb is bound to put it, "The pages fly by".

Additionally, the unyielding guy-ness of Wheeling and his cohorts is bound to put off some readers.

The undeniable ugliness of his portraits of the poor is bound to put off some contemporary readers.

And the Knicks needed his fresh legs desperately, to answer the offensive charge that Denver was bound to put forth.