Sentence examples for makes bound from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: President Bush on Saturday vetoed a bill that would have explicitly prohibited the C.I.A. from harsh interrogation methods like waterboarding, which makes bound prisoners feel as if they are drowning.

Simply having lesbian characters who enjoy sex and don't get punished for it makes Bound a rarity in mainstream movies.

The quarks are subject to the strong force, and they combine in various ways to make bound states.

Ultra-precision machining of cylindrical substrates is extended to make bound metal microcoils having feature sizes of 20 40 μm.

Jerry walks to a copy shop in the middle of the night to make bound copies for everyone at the retreat, and the clerk somehow recognizes the immense gravity of the situation: "That's how you become great, man.

Moreover, the same chemical properties that make bound iron a highly versatile component in numerous vital activities can cause toxicity if the iron is unshielded.

Amyloid proteins traditionally get a bad rap for their role in causing tremendous health challenges such as Alzheimer's disease, but in this case their role is fundamental to making BIND so robust.

Alternatively, different receptors made bind the same associated protein but with different affinities, such that the protein is more readily lost from a complex during solubilization in some cases.

Master's students may, at their own expense, arrange to have bound copies made.

Likewise strength without flexibility makes you bound up in muscle, literally "muscle-bound".

"The savings the council will have to make are bound to have an impact on frontline services," she said.