Sentence examples for get bound from inspiring English sources

They would have been moving too fast to get bound up with the galaxies.

It was a pink palace with white shuttered windows — the perfect place to get bound and gagged and tossed on a ship.

No one is entirely sure why, but one possible cause has to do with weathering processes that, over many millennia, allow carbon dioxide from the air to get bound up in limestone.

"To get bound into the secure facility and hear the code name for Air Force One, there's something headed for Air Force One -- I don't think you can underestimate, at that moment, that you're sorting lots of information and you're trying to deal with the consequences," Ms. Rice said.

So Nasdaq and London get bound at the hip; what happens then?

Applying in (32) the classical interpolation inequality (see Theorem 4.14 in [16]) and using (31), we easily get bound (30).

It's possible, not because I'm binding or getting bound, but because that world can teach you a lot about being open about desire".

"[Plastic bags] could shut down the entire recycling system for an hour or so just by getting bound up in the equipment".

I'm not sure how libraries got bound up in these stereotypes: Casanova was a librarian after all (a common cry of the defensive information professional).

The Karen Ann Quinlan case is where the right to life and the right to die got bound together, and I don't think they've ever gotten untangled.

The truth of the matter, I suspect, is that the debate over the right thing to do for legitimate refugees in the greatest migration challenge since the second world war has got bound up with the debate on immigration generally.