Sentence examples for bound to land from inspiring English sources
You're bound to land on one of them.
But the closer the finals loom, the more one feels heartsick sorry for the final fallers: even the runner-up is almost bound to land a cookbook deal.
So few people are going to go out and buy a single" he said, that the record was bound to land somewhere on the list.
That one is bound to land in differing ways from the director Dominic Dromgoole's current version, which stands as certainly the most bare-chested — and, yes, homoerotic — account of this perennial favorite in my experience.
If she could be hermetically sealed from the Grand Slam buzz and removed from the before-and-after images of herself that are bound to land on the pages of the British tabloids, Capriati might maintain the inner peace that has put her in the remarkable, albeit uncomfortable, position of It Girl when Wimbledon begins on Monday.
Given that Silicon Valley is world capital of tech innovation, a lot of that money was bound to land stateside regardless of Trump's claims to take credit after the fact.
Peasants had their rights as cultivators recognized to the extent that their land was duly registered; in return, they were bound to pay land taxes in rice and were forbidden to neglect the cultivation of their fields or to move elsewhere.
The serfs (solariegos in Castile, payeses de remensa in Catalonia), who were effectively bound to the land, bore the heaviest burden.
While Devanna suffers far from Coorg, Machaiah and Devi are as bound to the land as they are to each other.
It is now clear that the Chinese communist revolution, though professing dedication to an egalitarian society, in practice created a rural order akin to serfdom, in which 80percentt of the population was effectively bound to the land.
