Sentence examples for is bound from from inspiring English sources

The Arcadian is bound from New York and Colon for Southampton, and left Colon on Tuesday.

Their real enemy was democracy itself, which is bound, from time to time, to yield results you don't like.

Underlining the variable in square brackets indicates it is bound from the outside.

This means that the number of candidate hashtags grows as a function of the number of terms in the tweet (t) and is bound from above by the total number of hashtags in the corpus (H).

The estimated divergence time for a species is bound from above by the time of the last ancestral lineage with descendants in all species.

With increasing levels of histones pre-bound to the heparin-agarose beads, more LDL was bound from solution, and recovered following elution of the beads with SDS-containing buffer.

They were bound from New York to Iquitos in Eastern Peru, passing Brazilian ports along the Amazon.

He was bound from Erie, Pa., to see friends in Arizona and maybe on to Vancouver, British Columbia.

Now, enjoying the trip for the first time, he was bound from the Scottish mainland to the Hebrides.

She was bound from Rotterdam to Cardiff, in ballast, and, during the past two days, experienced thick fogs in the Channel.

At least three passengers aboard Flight 93, which had been bound from Newark to San Francisco, made cellphone calls saying that the plane had been hijacked and they were going to "do something".