Sentence examples for bound to mention from inspiring English sources

Some other chump is bound to mention Oasis.

Talk to logistics experts about the future, and they are bound to mention RFID.

ASK a group of museum directors to describe the ideal board member, and someone is bound to mention Bruce B. Dayton.

Bring up the fact that it is snowing on the first day of spring and, increasingly, someone is bound to mention global warming and their bizarre theories on it.

But ask a local what they value most in the museum and they're bound to mention Gerald the Giraffe (most regional museums have a locally iconic and alliteratively named stuffed animal).

Talk to enough people in the field and someone is bound to mention the "democratisation of finance".But as the industry matures, it is moving away from its roots of relying on individual lenders alone for its supply of capital.

He added that an unusual number of "extremely distinguished screenwriters" had died in the past year, and the academy had felt honour-bound to mention as many of these as possible in the short "in memoriam" sequence.

His name is bound to be mentioned this week when Glencore reports its first full year as a combined company.

Whatever happens the following four men are bound to be mentioned in dispatches.

ASK many Connecticut residents to describe "the Valley" — the string of communities along the Naugatuck River — and the answer is bound to include mentions of boarded-up factories.

If you ask any political strategist to describe the ideal scenario for a resounding electoral win, a few characteristics are bound to be mentioned: a platform of change and reform; a charismatic and well-qualified leader; the opponent a long-standing and tired government; unpopular foreign policy and domestic economic and social conditions at hand.