Sentence examples for hand bound from inspiring English sources
Princeton University Library owns 48 books hand bound by the Austrian craftsman Joseph Zaehnsdorf (1816-1886), ofEuropeurope's most famous custom binders.
BAMAKO, Mali Moctarar Touré was strapped to a chair, blindfolded, his right hand bound tight to the armrest with a rubber tube.
Graphic Arts is fortunate to own one of Tim Ely's unique manuscript books, written in his own language and beautifully hand bound in covers of his own design and construction.
A bloodied scab on his face and his shattered hand bound by a bulky cast, the mayor, Tom Barrett, said that the dispute got "very ugly" quickly but that he had done what any good citizen should have done.
It would have been useful to see earlier work by Irene Whittome, a photographer in her 60's, who is represented by a recent monumental black-and-white image of her own hand bound in black cord.
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The intracellular buffer can, on the other hand, bind 4 × 10−16 mole Ca2+.
"Some had their hands bound behind their backs when shot.
Some are blindfolded or have their hands bound with plastic ties.
Her body was swaddled in plastic bags; her hands bound with a piece of washing-line.
He, too, was found with his hands bound behind his back.
