Sentence examples for just bound to from inspiring English sources

I was just bound to be a boxer".

"There are just bound to be big surprises".

You're just bound to lose part of it.

Who are just bound to use the money to go out and buy huge flat screen TVs.

"I think there's just bound to be a transition period, and the question is how soon that takes place," Mr. Olson said.

It seems a fair bet that Django and Stéphane's attitudes to flags, ideologies, national identities and much else might be a little different to his – but I'd hate to stereotype him, so here's a reverent and heartfelt piece of America The Beautiful by those well-known if somewhat pink-hued patriots Charlie Haden, Carla Bley and the Liberation Music Orchestra that he's just bound to love.

"Others would say don't do it because it's impossible to depict; you are just simply bound to fail.

In both studies, pH-dependence is only observed if the monomeric interaction partner is added in soluble form, or if the surface density is so low that the soluble dimeric molecule will mostly just bind to one molecule at a time.

Reference to the model in combination with the glycan array results serves to highlight the fact that MGL does not just bind to GalNAc residues in nonreducing terminal positions, since the requirement is for unmodified 3- and 4-hydroxyl groups.

Proteoliposomes were also treated with various buffers before flotation (for 30 min at 4°C), to test whether the protein is firmly inserted into the liposomal membrane or just loosely bound to the vesicle surface.

There are two distinct new reconstructions, one with just RF1 bound to the ribosome, and one with both RF1 and RF3 (both complexes contain a peptidyl-tRNA bound in the P site with a stop codon poised in the A site).