Sentence examples for closely bound together from inspiring English sources

If we form a community closely bound together by vows, ready for anything, resolved never to surrender, then our will will master every hardship and difficulty.

"Through the euro we are closely bound together and the weakness of one affects us all," she said during the joint news conference.

And it will not be possible to overcome poverty in poor countries without also tackling the threat of climate change: the global deal must be founded on a clear understanding that these two issues are closely bound together.

Parts are closely bound together in a body (indeed, "ligament" comes from the Latin for "to bind"), packed in tight and padded within clumps of protective fat, or bunched together with fascia, the corporeal equivalent of cellophane.

In many cases, procedures to identify and access participants are the same, or closely bound together.

In terms of both the craziness of the event (the portals! The sky crack!) which was not what anyone was expecting, but also the technical chops to pull something like this off flawlessly, and how closely it bound together a millions-strong community.

But as Essie Mae Washington-Williams and the Thurmond family reminded us earlier this month, white and black southerners are bound together more closely than most are prepared to admit.

The Essenes, says Josephus, are bound together more closely than these other sects: they constitute, in fact, a brotherhood that has something in common with the Pythagoreans.

In a typical electrodialysis unit, several hundred plastic membranes that are selectively permeable to either positive ions or negative ions, but not both, are closely spaced in alternation and bound together with electrodes on the outside.

But Mr Brown thinks long term, and he knows that once electoral decline sets in for a party, it is almost impossible to reverse.In short, whatever their differences, Mr Blair and Mr Brown are bound together as closely as ever.

Our rural communities tend to be small, they're closely knit neighborhoods and they're bound together by the public schools.