Sentence examples for is bound to call from inspiring English sources
Victory in the general election, which the prime minister, Taro Aso, is bound to call by September, was the DPJ's to lose.
PRIME Minister Taro Aso and the coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) insist that the results of local elections have no bearing on the looming general election that Mr Aso is bound to call by mid-September.
To any observer the most evidently sensational feature of jookin is the extensive use of what a ballet observer is bound to call pointwork: the men, in sneakers, go onto tiptoe.
Given that the book centers on loss experienced as figurative and literal exile, it is bound to call to mind for readers of German fiction the haunting works of W. G. Sebald.
If, then the firm is bound to call the bond back before the maturity because the firm pays after calling, but more than without calling.
While watching a jookin' battle in Jackson, Tennessee, dance critic Alastair Macaulay observed that "the most evidently sensational feature of jookin is the extensive use of what a ballet observer is bound to call pointwork: the men, in sneakers, go onto tiptoe... many of the men not only rose onto point but also hopped, turned, ran and balanced on point".
Melania looked lovely, and the fifty-eight-year-old Donald — as a friend of the family, I was bound to call him and his wife by their Christian names, even if Donald reportedly liked being called "Mr. Trump" — looked uncharacteristically bashful; bashful, that is, by comparison with his character on "The Apprentice".
just even nipping off to the [bathroom] because you think, 'He's bound to call me.
The Naming Rights Dance Enron Field, home of the Houston home run, is bound to be called something different next season when Jimy Williams starts his tenure as the Astros' manager.
The Satyam affair is bound to prompt calls for a radical overhaul of corporate governance in the country similar to what was seen in the U.S. following the dot-com and telecom scandals a few years ago.
