Sentence examples for something bound from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, though, this throws up the possibility of a collision with something bound to burrow down deeply against the accelerating hoopla.

"I simply think that it's something bound to happen, so if one can facilitate it — do something that makes it clearer — that is good.

They knew quite well that there were ways of dressing up things to conceal poverty or confusion of thought; but they also knew that the truth is never plain, always something bound up with complex people engaging with each other in various and unpredictable ways.

Biswas was oppressed by feelings of inauthenticity, not of present loss, but of something missing in the past, something bound up with the humiliations of India itself, from where his father, like Naipaul's own grandfather, had arrived in the Caribbean as indentured labour.

And at least one made its way into the Bronx strapped to a low flatbed truck so big that it had to wait until the middle of the night to cross the George Washington Bridge, stopping traffic with its greenish biomorphic bulk, like something bound for a government lab at Area 51.

For many years, SR has been considered something bound to become the rule in the very near future [2, 10].

Something is bound to happen.

Angel: Something is bound to turn up.

"Something is bound to go wrong".

"Something's bound to happen soon.

Something was bound to give sooner or later.