Sentence examples for bound to spend from inspiring English sources

"It looks like we will be bound to spend that money," Mr. Sanford said.

Governments are bound to spend more on the old as societies age.

This prize carried with it a five-year state pension, two years of which musicians were bound to spend at the French Academy in Rome.

I confess that I did not wish to stifle their youthful idealism, yet felt duty bound to spend time running through the inadequacies of nation-states that did possess codified constitutions.

The keeper is bound to spend the majority of the time up at the stumps and, since there are only 20 overs to bat, the ­incentive to play the best batsman is reduced.

Probably the best way to make money, however, especially at first when you're bound to spend a lot of time looking at all the weird and wonderful animals you come across, is to upload your discoveries.

The money enabled Mr. Kerry to decline public financing in the Democratic primaries, giving him a leg up on his opponents who accepted public money and were bound to spending limits.

If somebody on the other side expresses a thought that you disagree with, you are honor-bound to spend the next six hours of your life letting the world know about it.

In the cable realm, "dark comedy" can often mean "depressing comedy," and that's not necessarily a bad thing; challenging programs are practically duty-bound to spend time on the less savory aspects of human behavior.

She laughs off the suggestion of a potential goldfish bowl environment, saying members' lives are bound to be spent as much outside the community – with friends and family and at work – as inside.

The Deficit Commission is bound to recommend spending cuts and tax increases.