Sentence examples for money bound from inspiring English sources
Among the ideas favored by administration hard-liners is a naval "quarantine" to seize shipments of missiles, drugs and counterfeit money bound from North Korea to foreign markets.
More than the queen's visage on their money binds the financial centers of London and Toronto.
The biggest danger of allowing the wealthy such an outsized voice has always been that the money binds them closer to politicians, and creates a sense of obligation.
But it is an article of faith among the opposition that only money binds most of Qaddafi's loyalists, and the Tripoli underground leader said his organization expected the colonel's extensive network of informants to fray as his supplies ran out.
The brute logic of money was bound to triumph.
Even in countries with functioning states, some of the money is bound to be stolen.
But as Mr McCain himself often acknowledges, curbs on giving money are bound to fail.
Losing all that money is bound to be wrenching; indeed many Republicans argue that the power of the national parties will be sharply reduced in a post-soft-money world.
With the signing of their peace treaties, both Egypt in 1979 and Jordan in 1994 were rewarded with enormous annual infusions of American aid money that bound them as never before to the United States.
As for using the contingency fund, Senator Max Baucus of Montana, the ranking Democrat on the Finance Committee, said money was bound to go to other areas like the military, agriculture and education.
