Sentence examples for bound to kill from inspiring English sources
It may make things look better in the most obvious places, but it's bound to kill off practically everything that's still alive there.
Italian noblemen of the time were virtually duty-bound to kill their wife once they had been found guilty of adultery.
Boko Haram believes Earth is flat, and that Muslims are permitted to take slaves and duty-bound to kill infidels.
In 2008 von Kockritz-Blickwede et al.6 showed that mast cells release chromatin decorated with granule proteins in extracellular filaments that bind to and kill bacteria.
Scaremongers argue that the carbon tax and the mining levy are bound to destroy competitiveness and kill Australian jobs.
I was told that the interrogations were an evidence-gathering process, and that the police would be making the case that I was a member of the IRA; that I had a senior IRA managerial role in Belfast at the time of Jean McConville's abduction; and that I was therefore bound to know about her killing.
Chloe doesn't want to work with Jack any more, despite all that time she spent resisting the charms of the Deal or No Deal quiz machine in London's Only Pub with Reliable Wi-Fi, and kisses Julian Assange on the mouth in a subplot that's bound to end with her killing him after he a) reveals that he's actually a baddie and b) gets a bit sexually aggressive with her.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00003.010 These observations are seemingly contradictory: histones are stably bound to droplets, yet they can kill bacteria well.
He has previously made a case that, irrespective of who he believed was behind the toilet door, Pistorius shot with the intent to kill and is therefore bound to be convicted of murder.
But then incinerating high-end goods that most people would kill for was bound to look like an obscene bonfire of vanity.
