Sentence examples for he could bound from inspiring English sources

He had a door knocked through from his office into the advertising director's area, so that he could bound through unheralded and unbidden.

What he can't bring himself to admit is that Cameron, the insouciant gambler, was a fool to make the referendum promise when he wasn't certain that he could get a deal from the EU that he could sell to the voters nor sure that he could bind in the support of key colleagues.

The Church owned between one-fifth and one-third of the land in all England; Cromwell realised that he could bind the gentry and nobility to Royal Supremacy by selling to them the huge amount of Church lands, and that any reversion to pre-Royal Supremacy would entail upsetting many of the powerful people in the realm.

Now that he has been caught, a huge obstacle has been removed and Serbia could bound ahead.

The junior varsity class: They have yet to capture the Tea Party's full attention, but could bound onto centerstage at any moment.

When I first moved into my apartment in 1989, I could bound up these stairs three at a time.

Unlike Hamels, he could be bound for the majors without more waiting.

"I just don't see how one low-level border official could bind a nation to recognize this passport".

After Mr. Bush rebuffed the proposal, Mr. Gore argued that he could not be bound by the challenge.

But Mr. Gore asserted that he could not be bound by a proposal that Mr. Bush had rejected.

While he could not bind Congress to act on its recommendations, the House and Senate Democratic leaders committed in writing on Thursday to putting the recommendations to a vote by the end of the year.