Sentence examples for bound to reign from inspiring English sources
Barring tragedy -- or revolution -- the infant is bound to reign over Britain and the 15 other nations, including Australia and Canada, that recognize the British monarch as head of state.
When you read this book and learn how many Colonial women came here as indentured servants -- or in modern parlance, were "trafficked" to the New World -- you are bound to abandon still reigning pieties about the religiosity of our forebears.
David Moyes may be succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford to general acclaim yet Manchester United are still about to enter a period of uncertainty which was bound to happen once Ferguson's long reign ended.
In the nation's biggest state it reigns almost unchallenged.California sleepin'Will California recover, or is it bound to fade like some ageing screen siren, while younger floozies (Texas? Florida?) grab the limelight?
Use of the familiar iconography of his martyrdom, showing the apostle bound to an X-shaped cross, first appears in the Kingdom of Scotland in 1180 during the reign of William I.
But, as chef after chef escaped his reign of terror and opened admirable French restaurants of their own — twelve in New York alone — that legacy was bound to pall.
Something is bound to happen.
This was bound to happen.
It is bound to retaliate.
