Sentence examples for it's bound to be a from inspiring English sources
Whether it will dwarf the community or crown it is hard to say; Cobb herself makes nervous jokes about its size, but it's bound to be a spectacular place to stay.
The awards ceremony, which will be held at Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco on February 5, will be hosted by Silicon Valley's T.J. Miller this year, so it's bound to be a good time.
Poker Kit goes for a mere $25, but it's bound to be a collector's item itself one day.
AIR isn't cheap, but it's bound to be a collector's item for photophiles and those who appreciate the beauty of our world's cities.
If people are in their mid-twenties when it's done – well, if you have to force someone's head down the loo it's bound to be a scuffle or a fight if someone doesn't want to have it done.
Speaking about the wider implication of Assange's claim for asylum, Denza says: It's bound to be a worry, not just for the UK but for any government if claim asylum was accepted.
IT WAS bound to be a disaster.
It was bound to be awkward.
"There's bound to be it".
The ruling is bound to be controversial.
