Sentence examples for bound to be something from inspiring English sources

In an intensely oral culture, there is bound to be something rather perplexing about print.

If you remember him from 1998, he is bound to be something different now.

(Well, there's bound to be something lurking in there, too, but thankfully we're not told about it).

Kinky Friedman's candidacy is bound to be something; what that something is is still up for debate.

University is such a diverse and exciting place, there's bound to be something that takes your interest.

Have no fear if it's fully booked – underthethatch.co.uk specialises in quirky places in which to stay in Wales, so there is bound to be something similar available.

There's bound to be somethings you can't remember and this confounds the findings a little bit.

Sure, there is a bit more danger here, but there is bound to be with something new and with stakes this high.

The Naming Rights Dance Enron Field, home of the Houston home run, is bound to be called something different next season when Jimy Williams starts his tenure as the Astros' manager.

But GoT's vast cast means incidental appearances from countless recognisable faces, statistically bound to be in something else at the same time.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that any fan film project that gets written up on Den of Geek and feminist blog The F Word in the same week is bound to be doing something interesting.