Sentence examples for bound to be lost from inspiring English sources

Not only that, but consider the time that is bound to be lost when the King arrives.

When these children are not taught to speak the language of their ancestors, a connection with their native culture is bound to be lost.

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That's a tough thing to pull off week after week, season after season — after you've proved you can do anything, and have done it again and again, some of the thrill is bound to be lost — and there were times this year that the show seemed unfocused and obvious.

Still, there's bound to be little love lost if you live in the U.S. and use one of the many Galaxy S II variants currently in circulation.

Whoever loses is bound to be haunted by such moments.

The expectation in Belfast is that Mr Cameron, facing what is bound to be a highly fractious term, is bound to lose MPs to "by-elections, illness and death", in the words of DUP MP Gregory Campbell.

While every effort was made to reduce the negative impact of translation and ensure quality, some of the depth, richness and cultural nuances were bound to have been lost.

You play back the philosophies of Border and Waugh and Clarke's predecessor, Ricky Ponting, and it is to re-enter a world that you are bound to fear may well be lost.

When these structures were inadvertently disrupted, such as in the fhlA136 species, the ability to bind Hfq was lost indicating the importance of these folds for presenting the Hfq binding motif.

When the ability of Ku to bind telomerase is lost, TLC1 is no longer retained in the nucleus in G1.