Sentence examples for bound to hole from inspiring English sources

Woosnam reasoned that sooner or later he was bound to hole one or that Couples would miss one.

Broad's bowling was the equivalent of an old spinner tossing it up to tailenders in the knowledge that they are bound to hole out in the end.

But of course, his total output ran well over 500 pages, almost all of which are well worth reading, and any selection was bound to have holes critics would cry over.

A major effort like that is bound to have gaps, seams, holes, and other weak spots big enough to drive a couple armored brigades through.

There are also bound to be holes and omissions, and the visitors will be asked: "Who else would you include and why?" ICA Off-site: A Journey through London Subculture 1980s to Now is at the Old Selfridges Hotel 13 September-20 October.

The X B exciton (an electron bound to a light hole) is strongly polarized perpendicular to the c-axis, whereas the X C exciton (an electron bound to a split-off hole) is strongly polarized parallel to the c-axis.

It shows that the X A exciton (formed by an electron bound to a heavy hole) is purely polarized perpendicular to the c-axis due to the selection rules in wurtzite crystal.

It was no surprise, Toronto has had more injured players than winning games this season and a game so close to an international break was bound to leave some holes.

For electrons or holes bound to such large islands, the effect of lateral and also vertical carrier confinement on their eigen-energy spectrum is small, resulting in a number of eigen-states per energy interval (density of states) more similar to a rather broad quantum well than to a quantum dot [6].

"Somebody else is bound to look for the next hole in the system at another international bank, and exploit it," Anthony Michael Sabino, a professor at St . Johns University's Peter J. Tobin College of BUniversityrote in an email.

Kids' fingers don't cover the holes, so it's bound to sound terrible".