Sentence examples for bound to begin from inspiring English sources

Contraction was bound to begin somewhere.

Should the Tories perform poorly at next year's local elections, then serious plotting is bound to begin.

His aura of invincibility has gone, and the battle for the succession seems bound to begin soon.

When you see how minimally Chelsea were improved by a £50m cash injection, closely followed by Kenny Dalglish buying himself a whole year of awkward questions by judging Andy Carroll to be worth £35m, you are bound to begin to wonder if there is any point in spending anything less.

But Lazar, who got an MFA in creative writing from the Writers' Workshop at the University of Iowa, was bound to begin again.

Yes, darling, it's Noel Coward and I Went to a Marvellous Party: "Poor Grace started singing at midnight/ And didn't stop singing till four;/We knew the excitement was bound to begin/ When Laura got blind on Dubonnet and gin/ And scratched her veneer with a Cartier pin,/ I couldn't have liked it more".

At about 625 degrees Celsius, molecules of methane, each made up of a carbon atom bound to four hydrogens, begin to burn with oxygen displacing the hydrogens.

The Arab states which have not as yet experienced a popular protest should take heed of what is bound to happen unless they begin now to act in earnest to address their public's deep and unsettling grievances.

The huge 28% rise just won by Lufthansa's pilots has added to their annoyance.The next big round of wage negotiations, due to begin early next year, is bound to be much fiercer than the last one.

The pitches start anew while new shows begin, most bound to fail.

I watch her do an elaborate, stage version of looking right, left, and right, and, glancing at my watch, mentally do the journey with her - only extra slow, so that she's bound to be back before I begin to worry.