Sentence examples for bound to do something from inspiring English sources
"Life is bound to do something to your view of human nature," his Fatty says.
France are bound to do something absurdly wonderful and ridiculously shocking in the next 14 months.
It seemed that Mr. Murdoch was bound to do something about it.
Yet he was for ever juggled up and down the order in the vague expectation that he was bound to do something significant soon.
Romantic partners pop up in roughly 20percentt of dreams among people in relationships, according to another recent study, so your spouse is bound to do something right in one of your dreams.
Because if you're around us long enough, we're bound to do or say something stupid -- and your ability to laugh about it does a lot of good for us and yourself.
Thus, suggesting that the religious are bound to do whatever God says even if God commands us to do something immoral makes no sense.
Calle seems to be missing the privacy gene as are all great memoirists; exposing our anger at exes in public is both daring and dangerous, but even with the fallout, risking it all for love still looms as something we are bound to do.
Putting together bigger players with small is something the EC is almost bound to do.
