Sentence examples for conductor bound from inspiring English sources
There seems no end to the cheerful irreverence of Simone Young, the Australian conductor bound for the Hamburg State Opera.
And if "a legion" follow the eight trailblazers out of Ballymena, as Boris had earlier predicted, those conductor costs are bound so soar.
Because these charges are bound to the conductor, the magnetic forces on the moving charges are transferred to the wire.
BROOKLYN: SUBWAY CONDUCTOR ATTACKED A passenger attacked a subway conductor yesterday on an N train bound for Coney Island, the police said, apparently after a dispute about an announcement.
In materials that are electric conductors, some of the electrons are not bound to individual atoms but are free to move through the material; their motion constitutes an electric current.
He had been on the train, the conductor said, but had just transferred to one bound for Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn.
This day, he was working on a copy of "La Fanciulla del West" because a conductor had asked him to rebind three poorly bound scores, one for each act, into a single document.
For me, though, the issue is much more complicated than a call of "We need more women conductors!" It is musicianship, psychology and technical skill all bound together in a rare type of leadership that is elusive.
Silicon is a poor conductor of electricity because all of its four outer electrons are bound up in the chemical bonds holding the crystal together.
For example, making friends with the conductors is the best way to insure you get the real story when things go wrong, and never put your sport coat in the overhead rack -- you're bound to forget it.
