Sentence examples for hand bounded from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's substitute, Arshad Khan, on the other hand, bounded straight into the thick of things after the change of innings, extracting significant turn plus the wicket of Trescothick.

On the one hand, this gives rise to general information inequalities between measures; on the other hand, bounds for special classes of graphs can be obtained.

Further north-eastwards into the Cotswolds is the ancient Roman town of Cirencester, where the New Brewery Arts centre is home to Emily Northen's Hand Bound Books.

On the other hand, bounding allows at least three of the farthest vehicles to rebroadcast the packet.

Your own triangle-shaped community, through which you walk now, textbook in hand, is bounded by all three.

(Some, like the hand-bound, screen-printed Birkensnake, undoubtedly are).

Then he puts it all together in a hand-bound coffee table book.

The items chosen are hand-bound collaborations among artists, writers and designers.

A very tiny book, hand-bound, that measures, according to the photographer, one inch by one inch and a quarter.

Shortly after publishing her first book, Elena recovers a hand-bound fairy tale that Lila wrote when they were ten.

The bridegroom's father also owns the Aralia Press, a publisher of hand-bound, letterpress poetry volumes in West Chester.