Sentence examples similar to bound stop from inspiring English sources

He made clear that Islamic Jihad did not feel bound to stop suicide attacks.

You're honor bound to stop by the William Greenberg bakery near 82nd Street, which is the expensive clothing boutique of Jewish bakeries.

There is also feeling: "It's bound to stop in the end," Georges says of his wristwatch when we first meet him in "Wild Grass".

Once bound, genes stop transcribing mRNAs.

If our treatment does not benefit the patient (futile therapy) then we are duty bound to stop it without undue delay.

When a stop codon enters the ribosomal A site, release factors bind the stop codon, hydrolyze the peptidyl-tRNA bond, and trigger the release of the polypeptide from the ribosome.

Mr. Garcia said he drove into Connecticut on Friday with a shipment of fruit juice bound for a Stop & Shop supermarket in the New Haven area.

The difference in the T1 activation curves is due in part to the different mixture of coherences contributing to T1 choice trials as discussed above in conjunction with Figure 10, and also to the fact that activations tend to reach the T1 bound, and thus stop growing, sooner (and more often) on average for HL than for LH choices.

The train, bound for Trenton, stopped about 12 45 a.m., the spokesman said.

Industry executives, analysts and two Japanese traders confirmed that rare earths bound for Japan stopped leaving Chinese ports on Tuesday.

Almost every traveler passing through the center of the city is bound to have stopped transfixed by the windows of G. Lorenzi, a cutlery shop occupying the best corner on all of Via Montenapoleone.