Sentence examples for was bound to ask from inspiring English sources

Someone was bound to ask her whether Superado would pay bonuses this year.

For a man like Herodotus was bound to ask himself what the Persian-led invasion force meant.

Many people accepted this long silence as the price of an election in its home stretch (and don't forget that Palin, after being picked by McCain, never gave one at all, perhaps sensing that at least one reporter was bound to ask her to explain the difference between a country and a continent).

That's because Kristina Morisette, the witty cashier at the front desk, was bound to ask for details right there: How long have you known him?

Was it, one is bound to ask, because the national press told them to do so?

"Somebody, somewhere is bound to ask me that question in the course of the day".

Investors are bound to ask: "Where next?" Spain is the most likely (and alarmingly big) candidate.

But it fails to answer the question voters are bound to ask later – so, what do you stand for?

As consumers grow more aware of such options, they are bound to ask why they bother subscribing to cable television.

That is the question everyone is bound to ask about this Howard Brenton and David Hare Fleet Street satire first seen in 1985.

Inevitably, we are bound to ask why a 25-year-old woman should engender so much coverage.