Sentence examples for he looked bound from inspiring English sources

He looked bound to score there.

He looked bound to do it, too.

Hincapie, who rode with Lance Armstrong to help him win the Tour seven times, did not speak to reporters after Stage 14 on Saturday, when he was in a breakaway group and looked bound for the overall lead — until the peloton sped up and narrowed the time gap.

Two weeks ago, U.C.L.A. 19-111) looked bound for the National Invitation Tournament.

If punk didn't topple Abba, then something closer to home looked bound to.

Twice an Indian run-chase, first at Delhi, now here, looked bound to succeed with Ganguly at the crease.

If the Democrats have looked bound to win Illinois, they have looked equally certain to lose Georgia.

There was a moment in the early 1980s when Diana Quick looked bound for one of those Hollywood careers synonymous with swimming pools, paparazzi and giant sunglasses.

Ricketts screwed a shot just wide from near the penalty spot after a clearance fell right to him, and then Altidore forced that brilliant full stretch save from Frei, as his looping header across goal looked bound to drop in.

The home team's lively start had featured a low Dele Alli blast that fizzed wide and a downward header from Toby Alderweireld, following a Lamela corner, that bounced up and looked bound for the top of the net.

He won two stages in the 2011 Tour de France and managed a silver medal at the world road championships but was more often seen making the pace for Wiggins or Chris Froome as a domestique de luxe and never managed to win the major Classic that had looked bound to fall his way at some point.