Sentence examples for bound to take some from inspiring English sources
This is bound to take some time.
This process is bound to take some time.
– that people don't feel apparently morally and dutifully bound to take some lesson from it every time they see it.
With much of modern composition prizing rigorous formality, even atonality, the whimsy and melodic emphasis of Tchaikovsky was bound to take some hits.
He says he doesn't think of himself as a "stereotypical geek", but having been crowned champion in Britain's Cyber Security Challenge, the 19-year-old is bound to take some stick from his undergraduate friends at Cambridge.
Because of the attitude of the Senate and the Bush administration, America is starting to cut later than other developed countries, so it is bound to take some time to catch up.
Its gift range at Christmas is bound to take a hit, some argue, leading to pressured financing.
Many suggestions are bound to take a few seconds and utilise some cm, which relatively speaking will increase use of space and time greatly.
Some critics are bound to take their revenge, while others will laud his novel to the skies.
Some migration is bound to take place EU wages are, on the whole, higher than in the applicant countries but probably less than the pessimists fear.
