Sentence examples for bound toward from inspiring English sources
But Chihuahuas do not necessarily bound toward the finish line on command.
Laboring slowly, unhonored and unpaid and bound toward an immaterial prize far more meaningful than "success" as New York parlance would have it, these writers have destiny for incentive — and perhaps the exemplars of bygone literary gods for inspiration.
Others give less of a clue: "Duchamp," for example, is a bold (for Mr. Mills) sheaf of slanting parallel lines that thrust up from the bottom of the sheet to a point midway on it and are bound, toward their lower end, by a ruler-straight horizontal.
The practice of economic anthropology seems bound toward the study of social reproduction as a whole.
They watched him bound toward them, wide eyed and grinning with two armloads of stegosauraus shit-covered mushrooms in his arms.
They watched him bound toward them, wide eyed and grinning with two armloads of Stegosaurus shit-covered mushrooms in his arms.
Cytoskeletally driven transport toward the center of the contact zone is simulated in a computationally efficient manner, by biasing the random diffusion of membrane bound molecules toward the center of the contact zone.
Michael Tusk, who runs the revered Italian restaurant Quince in San Francisco, says that when he has steered acquaintances bound for Italy toward restaurants that incorporate molecular gastronomy in their dishes — Osteria Francescana in Modena, for example — they're sometimes disappointed.
A complex arrangement of cilia on the apex of each filament constituting the gill lamellae draws a water current through the gill, which provides oxygen, but more importantly now sieves food from this current and transfers such material along tracts in the gill axes or their ventral margins (bound in mucus) toward the labial palps.
But once Emanuel and Kaplan are confirmed ― probably after the Senate's summer recess ― the pendulum is bound to swing back toward employers. .
Short-sighted state governments have underfunded their classrooms, cut courses that fostered critical thinking and creativity, failed to require a STEM certification for K-8 grade teachers and limited access to STEM literacy courses that would move the entire high school class - not just those kids who were bound for universities - toward meaningful STEM jobs that do not require college.
