Sentence examples for bound to make a from inspiring English sources
Gracie Mansion is bound to make a comeback.
Surely at some point you're bound to make a better-than-average film just by happenstance.
But even then someone, somewhere is bound to make a mistake.
But Flaviu's tale is bound to make a great chapter in the follow-up.
"It's bound to make a dent," project scientist Rick Elphic predicted Thursday.
None of them were healthy enough to start on Tuesday, and their return was bound to make a difference.
One way or another, the Englishman seems bound to make an impact in the Premier League next term.
Arianne Phillips received a nod for costume design for "W.E.," so Madonna is bound to make an appearance, and given Brad Pitt's multiple nominations, Angelina Jolie will have to wear something.
WITH 110 units priced from $435,000 to over $1 million, the new condominium development at 371 Madison Street, in the long-dormant former Public School 12, is bound to make an impact on its quiet corner of the Lower East Side when sales start this spring.
The new Vektor might be my favorite yet from this small German mark, and it's bound to make an impact on anyone with good taste in precision handcrafted design.
"Given the fact that the Ticketus money is so large in relative terms - we are talking about over three years something like £20m - that is bound to make an enormous effect in the bids, leaving aside Ticketus's own bid," he said.
