Sentence examples for bound- from inspiring English sources
Maybe since visual effects is a younger industry, it's competitive and not bound by... prejudices".
When you hear the words "pasta salad", it's hard not to think of those little tubs at the supermarket, bound in a mayonnaise-like substance, the pasta overcooked and chilled to a tasteless mush.
"Spitting is universally recognised as perhaps the ultimate degradation and it's bound to result in rather aggressive retaliation," mused the consultant psychologist Dr Aric Sigman years later, in some nostalgia-based clip show or other.
This is an odyssey in the originalsense of the word – protracted, circuitous, not necessarily bound to end.
"On 4 November 2010, I signed a contract which bound me to the club until 2012 with a probationary period of three months.
Some are bound up with the tensions and ambivalences of the IT age.
In football, this kind of ownership is achieved by supporting a team; its history becomes bound up with personal history, done and done.
The intricate narrative manifests how the fates of the characters are bound together and how Havaa comes to symbolise all that is good in a chaotic world.
Thousands of London-bound commuters have been left stranded on held-up trains for up to four hours after a power supply problem caused chaos at Clapham Junction, the UK's busiest rail station.
While it is easy to see why a book like this would receive such intense interest from economists, who are engineered to concern themselves with questions like these, it is, perhaps, more difficult to understand how Capital became a book that would top the summer reading lists of thousands of beach-bound, working class adults.
