Sentence examples for house bound from inspiring English sources

The ministers and their families all lived in one house, bound together by common disciplines of prayer, vocation and study.

One night in 1988, 18-year-old Alicia Alexander, who had once been picked up by the police, walked out of her parents' house bound for the corner store to get a soda.

For this reason, Mason calls the people in the emaki "house bound".

The actress said she began to have panic attacks and was "house bound for a while" because of the toll it was taking on her central nervous system.

This is of particular relevance in low and middle income countries and elderly populations, who are in general less mobile and more house bound.

The main three contraindications to PA were severe arthritis (n = 34), being house bound, general frailty or poor mobility (n = 26), and chronic mental health problems (n = 24).

The novel begins when Ruth returns home to the Well, released from prison but remaining under house arrest, bound by the Drought Emergency Regulations Act.

The depiction of the Shtrum family itself, always quarrelling, then suddenly making up — strangers, yet living in the same house and bound by deep blood ties — doesn't feel Soviet at all.

But that comparatively smaller sum, divisive though it might prove in Madrid's counting house, is bound to be a sticking point now that Real wants to shed some players.

He went on to admit: "This unassuageable American craving for the British country house is bound to get on my nerves, having grown up in the 1950s and '60s with a Jacobinical rage against the moth-eaten haughtiness of the toffs".

The collaboration of John Nicholas Brown -- whose family had amassed a shipping fortune in the 18th and 19th centuries and who in 1900 was believed to be the richest baby in the world -- and Richard Neutra, a metallurgist's son who had moved from Vienna to Los Angeles determined to build affordable housing, was bound to produce sparks.