Sentence examples for bound to stop from inspiring English sources

He made clear that Islamic Jihad did not feel bound to stop suicide attacks.

You're honor bound to stop by the William Greenberg bakery near 82nd Street, which is the expensive clothing boutique of Jewish bakeries.

There is also feeling: "It's bound to stop in the end," Georges says of his wristwatch when we first meet him in "Wild Grass".

If our treatment does not benefit the patient (futile therapy) then we are duty bound to stop it without undue delay.

Mr. Christie said he was "duty-bound" to stop taxpayer money from going to "a project which does nothing more than perpetuate misconceptions about the state and its citizens".

Almost every traveler passing through the center of the city is bound to have stopped transfixed by the windows of G. Lorenzi, a cutlery shop occupying the best corner on all of Via Montenapoleone.

Sure if you read Science Fiction or something, your mind is bound to race and stop you from falling asleep.

This complementary strand bound to the messenger, stopping it from being translated into a protein.

To this day, if you sit on our front porch or catch a furtive glance through the living room window, you are bound to see people stopping at the now-famous wishing bowl.

To explain these experimental observations, we compared the stop codon recognition site of mtRF1 to that of the T. thermophilus RF1 release factor bound to a UAA stop codon.

In addition, war was bound to put a stop to commercial shipping, sending the very sailors whom America was trying to protect back to the Royal Navy in search of employment.