Sentence examples for bound to earn from inspiring English sources
Add arresting art and a bit of a moral, and the result's bound to earn the writer a, um, laurel.
Anyone breaking into anything more than a brisk canter is bound to earn a swift rebuke, so everyone waddles away, elbows out, hips swinging, legs stretching ahead.
Leaving any job after 12 weeks is bound to earn you a reputation for impetuousness, or arrogance, or possibly both; neither quality is prized among the clients on whom an independent architect's fledgling practice depends.
As the only countervailing force against our complete corporate takeover of the U. S., Unions are bound to earn our special ire.
If you spend all your time on this one problem you're not sure you know how to do, you're bound to get frustrated and will keep yourself from earning the points you can earn.
For example, a new health proposal from three Republican senators also includes insurance subsidies for the poor, and so would also penalise those who earn more.Republicans are bound to use the CBO's new estimates to bash Democrats in the mid-term elections.
Mary's uncle, a John Rittenhouse, came to Union County and took the young orphan to his home in Greenfield where he "dressed her in black" and "bound her out to earn her board and keep".
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
