Sentence examples for bound to collide from inspiring English sources
But, inevitably, the president's interests are bound to collide with others in his party.
They are compelling story lines, perhaps bound to collide in the closing minutes of each game.
California has more eco-conscious people per square foot than anyplace else, and occasionally they are bound to collide.
At a certain point, Bob's utopian vision of the yard as sanctuary was bound to collide with street conflicts.
The growing boldness of one team and the simmering anxiety of the other were bound to collide, and three months ago they did, with a bang.
Merryl H. Tisch, a member of the State Board of Regents, said that Mr. Klein's plan to seek a waiver for Ms. Cahill was bound to collide with the push at the state level for stricter certification requirements across the board.
The show is trying to get a whole lot done in every single episode, with a lot of different moving parts, and sometimes those different parts are bound to grate against each other or even collide head-on.
The dust not only coats the moon's surface, but floats up to sixty miles above it — as part of its exosphere, where particles are bound to the moon by gravity, but are so sparse that they rarely collide.
The dust not only coats the moon's surface, but floats up to sixty miles above it as part of its exosphere, where particles are bound to the moon by gravity, but are so sparse that they rarely collide.
Because Pedro has first been seen barehandedly killing a wolf that has menaced his flock of sheep, Don Sebastian is bound to fare badly when his adoration for Marta and the shepherd's collide.
