Sentence examples for stuff that bound from inspiring English sources
You were brought to factories every week and you got dresses for the girls at home and all the apparel you could possibly take.' He remembers the tours for the fun they would have together, and it was the same stuff that bound them together in that golden era of Irish rugby.
They're calling it "Glue" - the stuff that binds families together.
Douglas Atkin is the founder and author of "The Glue Project: about the stuff that binds communities together".
And there's some interesting stuff that's bound to find its way into Vauxhall's more humdrum mainstream models as well, in particular the company's all-new MGE (Mid-Size Gasoline Engine), seen here in 1.6-litre turbocharged form, producing 170 PS and 280 Nm of torque.
There is stored time— the stuff that gets bound up by information and symbols.
This place specialises in diversity and houses such an array of cool stuff that you're bound to find something to satisfy your "mood".
Much of the conversational glue that binds us together comes from the stuff that wafts off television, movie and computer screens, from our stereo speakers and headsets.
You have special ties that bind you.
But exfoliating before applying a self-tanner does makes sense, he said, because the "superficial scaly stuff that externally applied pigments bind to will be more adherent after exfoliation".
The retro affectations are bound up with stuff that sounds very modern: ambient electronics, warped acoustic guitars and an almost short-circuiting distortion.
