Sentence examples similar to bound to met from inspiring English sources
You're bound to meet them".
Anyone who did deserved whatever suffering he was bound to meet.
"On the street you're bound to meet other social outlaws.
The UK is not legally bound to meet the heat target, which is advisory.
Tiberius' proposal was bound to meet with opposition in the Senate, which consisted of large landowners.
"We were bound to meet at some point," Ms. Lucas said.
First-round opponent: Varvara Lepchenko (USA) With so many American women in the draw, some of them were bound to meet each other.
The Bible being a collection of sometimes very diverse literary forms, the translator is bound to meet new styles and new problems.
As a writer I enjoy the fact that I am pretty much bound to meet at least one fellow artist or writer who lives in Williamsburg at any party I go to.
Every once in a while, you're bound to meet someone so special that you let yourself go hog-wild and stay together for fifty or even a hundred years.
He does not initiate the war, but is bound to accept the challenge without waiting for any special legislative authority … The President was bound to meet it," the majority held, "without waiting for Congress to baptize it with a name".
