Sentence examples for to make a bound from inspiring English sources

I now know how to make a bound book, Borscht, a best friend for life.

Often, however, it's not obvious how to make a virus bind to specific inorganic materials, such as gold particles.

It seemed strange to me that, as the new law was passed in Albany, some religious leaders continued to assert that people who want to make a commitment that binds them responsibly to someone they love are immoral and somehow the cause of the demise of civilization as we know it.

Nonetheless, simply having enough material on hand to make a single bomb is bound to make a difference in how Iran sees the world.

The video is bound to make a big splash, even though it probably won't hold any water in the scientific community.

Gracie Mansion is bound to make a comeback.

But Flaviu's tale is bound to make a great chapter in the follow-up.

"It's bound to make a dent," project scientist Rick Elphic predicted Thursday.

But even then someone, somewhere is bound to make a mistake.

And unfairness is one thing that's bound to make a person angry.

None of them were healthy enough to start on Tuesday, and their return was bound to make a difference.