Sentence examples for bound to enter from inspiring English sources
Joe Jordan and Alex McLeish, who are out of work, are also bound to enter the SFA's thoughts.
As it grew in power and influence, it was bound to enter politics, seeking to change policy and win allies across the political spectrum.
Local fishermen have long been campaigning for new facilities, so you are bound to enter into some interesting fish-based conversations.
Like fairy tales or dreams, the tiny tableaus work as psychological metaphors: specifically, a stage everyone is bound to enter when life has lost its warmth and promise, at which point finding a new way becomes desperately urgent.
With the birth of the new feminist narrative sweeping popular culture, it is bound to enter its awkward teenage phase.
Most of the body's iron is tightly bound to transferrin, entering cells via receptor-mediated endocytosis.
The modest increases that were observed in 11β-HSD1��/− mice hippocampus during the dark phase probably reflect the ∼5% of free CORT (i.e. not bound to CBG) entering the brain from the peripheral evening rise in CORT.
As possible mechanism, the neurotoxic potential of aluminum and the possibility that aluminum bound to transferrin may enter the brain have been suggested.
25(OH D bound to its DBP enters the circulation and is transported to the kidney where the second hydroxylation takes place at the 1α-position.
It binds to and enters white blood cells, and reproduces inside the cells while they move throughout the body.
