Hey, that's O.K. 'Law and Order' is bound to be on somewhere".
The Cistercian order was bound to the ideas of austerity as exemplified by St. Bernard of Clairvaux.
And it tends toward deviant forms, because, as Rieff remarks of Nietzsche, "such total criticism, aimed at our failing guilt/faith order, is bound to reach less delicate ears, and thus itself become the guilt/faith order".
Every young playwright who sets out to put a torch to the existing world order is bound to burn himself at the start, and Bertolt Brecht was no exception.
Whatever you order is bound to be good, because Mr. Elsayed — who owned Baladi Restaurant in Montclair before opening here in 2005 and who was named one of the state's best new chefs by Zagat in 2000 — is sure to make it so.
Like all of those planned actions, however, Bullock's executive order is bound to face an uphill battle.
Branstad's order is bound to resonate in a state that prides itself on its strong sense of civic engagement and has one of the highest rates of volunteering in the country.
And more orders are bound to pour in because Mr. Song learned this week that Ms. Franklin has decided to lend her hat to the Smithsonian, where it will be on display until it moves to a permanent place in Mr. Obama's presidential library.
In China, where digital globes have found particular favor in schools, less than half the lesson plans are science-based, said Mr. Foody (in an ironic reversal of globalization's typical tide, around 80 percent of Global Imagination's orders are bound for China).
England have to find a way to get him out cheaply soon because some of the other batsmen in the Australian middle order – such as Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke – are bound to start contributing before the series is finished.
