Sentence examples for bound to shine from inspiring English sources
Kathryn Elkin is bound to shine with her amusing monologue performances of faulty transcriptions and tenuous cross-associations, as is Josh Kline whose photos explore apparent contradictions.
At a time when Labour and Conservative politicians are desperately trying to distance themselves from their friends at News International – friends they were happy to drink and dine with until just a few weeks ago – Cable's authenticity is bound to shine through.
"Some of the shine is bound to come off Ming in a seven-week campaign, but if Simon won the effect on the parliamentary party would be highly divisive - and it's hard to see how Mark could win". While almost half of the 62 Lib Dem MPs are backing Sir Menzies already, and more than a third have done so publicly, the Montgomeryshire MP Lembit Opik is Mr Oaten's only declared supporter.
"The authoritarian smog is bound to disperse, and the sun-rays of freedom, justice and love will shine on China," he said, according to his lawyer.
He was bound to carve out a name for himself as his intellect, charisma, and compassion shined through at a very early age.
Next, they shine visible light onto the mixture to observe how much antibody is bound to the beads.
If you think that the demands of Christian purity require you to shine a bright light on the those people the church ought to be busy hanging scarlet letters on, then Jesus is bound to be a disappointment to you.
Something is bound to happen.
This was bound to happen.
