Sentence examples similar to bound to eschew from inspiring English sources
And then the deafening silence on the accord he concluded five months ago with a Hamas whose very charter is enough, unfortunately, to exclude anyone associated with it from a UN that is bound to accept only "peaceful states" that eschew terrorism.
Charlotte Vega and Bill Milner are 18-year-old twins Rachel and Edward, who like their ancestors before them are bound to this enormous house, and required by some dark supernatural forces to eschew outsiders.
Even if you eschew public transport, it's pretty much bound to be growing in the sunniest corner of any expensive car park, too.
This time around, Mr. Bradley eschews what he once called "the comfort of ambiguity or silence" to set forth views that are bound to be controversial on issues like education, health care and tax policy, and he also provides a tart assessment of national politics today.
It is bound to retaliate.
Conflict is bound to ensue.
This was bound to happen.
Something is bound to happen.
