Sentence examples for bound straight from inspiring English sources

As the plane drew closer, air traffic control radars could see that the incommunicado plane was bound straight for the restricted area around the White House, where no flights are allowed.

We, the season's largest remaining bloc of tie-breaking votes, begin to feel like those unlucky citizens caught riding the elevated train bound straight into King Kong-Godzilla's center-city battle.

Whereas with most sitcoms you would run a mile from the cast if you met it in real life, in the case of Parks and Recreation you'd bound straight up and ask if you could be friends.

I thought to say I did spot the person who knew where to take us and put us on a wagon bound straight north along the river for Quincy, where Dr. Eells lived.

Take care of an egg bound chicken straight away as they can die if the egg doesn't come out.

A key technical development was the ingenious development of a method to label a single chromosome by integration of tandem repeats of bacterial lacO, to which ectopically produced LacI GFP binds (Straight et al. 1996).

Politicians and their central bankers purely focused inward, bound by the straight jacket of gold.

Forty years ago the soundtrack to society's collective angst over Viet Nam was found on the radio, when local stations were privately owned and not bound by the straight jacket of major record labels and corporate playlists ordained by focus groups.

These parameters can be used to predict a target score for a 3D-model, but since an acceptable model is not necessarily identical to a crystal, a simple approximation is to use the lower bound of the straight line, that is, roughly 0.6 times the length of the amino acid sequence under consideration.

Sulfur atoms at one end of the molecules naturally bind to gold surfaces, and the molecular stalks stick straight up if packed in tight.

The Km,app-acyl-CoA values were similar for acetyl-CoA through octanoyl-CoA, indicating that the AANATA active site can effectively bind the straight-chain acyl chain with lengths of eight or fewer carbon atoms.