Sentence examples for friends bound from inspiring English sources

Though they are best friends bound by the same adolescent humor, Jesse's lack of ambition doesn't allow the focused Celeste to stay with him.

Anshaw pays close attention to the lives of a group of friends bound together by a fatal accident in this wry, humane novel, her fourth.

The ties of family and friends bound them to Zaporozhye, but they are also caught in a gap between dreams and reality; free to consume the products of the global entertainment industry, but unable to participate fully.

Though Mr. Missari is not inked — he works in catering — he loves animals and broached the idea that the bikers should become more than just friends bound by a commitment to a common cause; he wanted them to become an organization.

The main dramatic action, we have every reason to suspect, is complete: a murder has been solved, another life has been taken in a misguided attempt at retribution and the fates of the three main characters, boyhood friends bound together by old trauma and fresh tragedy, have been sorted out.

Snapchat could also let users create "Our Story" with a small group of friends, bound by self-moderation of who can add content rather than geography.

At 17, in the course of a burglary in 1983, Christopher and a 15-year-old friend bound and gagged 46-year-old Shirley Crook and pushed her into a river, where she drowned.

A tenacious amateur cameraman, Mr Burnat keeps filming as tear gas rains down on him, and when a friend, bound and blindfolded, is shot in the leg at close range by an Israeli soldier.

The home had been ransacked, and in the basement he found his son, Jason Bostic, 30 — recently married with three children and a fourth on the way — and a friend, bound in duct tape and apparently executed at point-blank range.

It took him six hours to rent a Ford Excursion, remove all of the back seats (which gave him the hauling capacity of a good-sized pickup, not to mention air conditioning), filled the 40-gallon tank and set off with a contractor friend, bound for the Big Easy.

Businessman John Laubach was discovered by a friend bound with duct tape and an electrical cord at his apartment on West 22nd Street and Seventh Avenue.