Sentence examples for is usually bound from inspiring English sources
In buildings with more than five employees, the superintendent is considered a resident manager and is usually bound by a separate contract that expires in June.
The dendritic Langerhans cells of the epidermis are responsible for recognizing the antigen, which is usually bound to a homologous protein or polypeptide.
Having fun in thinking about extraterrestrials, she said, is usually bound up with something deeper right here on the home planet.
This week Ivan Gašparovič, Slovakia's president, approved the questioning of Karol Mitrík, the SIS director, who is usually bound by an oath of secrecy.For Mr Dzurinda, a giant on the Slovak political scene, the allegations that massive corruption in public procurement took place on his watch may now spell his political end.
His penchant for extremes notwithstanding, Currentzis is usually bound by musicality.
The tiara is supported by a frame made of a base metal that is usually bound in velvet.
Moreover, many of the good things and bad things about different national cultures are usually bound up together.
Heterogeneous catalysts are usually bound to a polymer support and have the potential to be used in continuous processes.
The pollen grains are usually bound together by threads of a clear, sticky substance (viscin) in masses called pollinia.
But that is unlikely, given that victims are usually bound in cloth and have their hands tied before they are buried.
