Sentence examples for bound to sit from inspiring English sources

Due to the provisions in the Magna Carta, it was bound to sit there; an apocryphal story says that Orlando Bridgeman refused to move the court a few feet to avoid the draught from the north entrance, fearing that to do so would be to infringe on the Magna Carta.

This means two things – first that the UK's hairspray stocks will fall dramatically in the next six months, and second that we're bound to have to sit through a rendition of her new single where she dresses up as a randy soldier, waves her limbs around like a marionette trying to get a wasp out of its hair and barely bothers to mime the lyrics properly.

But it's bound to be relaxing to sit in an elegant walnut-panelled room, on a beautiful tree-lined block, and eat a lamb tajine with a spoon.

To give you a little taste, we have collected 10 of the greatest quotes from Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl that are bound to make you want sit down right away and (finally) read this wonderful diary from cover to cover, if you haven't already.

Someone is bound to have the skills, so sit down as a family and figure it out.

Wherever you sit, you are bound to feel the whiff and wind of hurtling bodies in a state of seemingly perpetual motion.

But on those last-minute occasions, as the cellar dweller pores over a couple thousand bottles looking for that special wine, those waiting upstairs as a meal sits cooling are bound to get impatient.

They sat in a line, bound to their chairs.

"Once people sit down and reflect, there's bound to be a surge," Mr. DiClemente said.

But it also means that you're bound to another type of restriction – to create work that sits within the aims and values of grant donors.

At approximately 24.5 Å, the [Lys]-fullerene sits off the center relative to the selectivity filter, bound to only two of the four Met181 residues.