Sentence examples for weather bound from inspiring English sources

Following a brief stop he took off in clear, sunny weather bound for Santa Monica, but a few minutes later he crashed and died about 6.5 miles (11 km) south of the airfield in a dry lake bed.

The weather is only bound to get worse.

With the hot dry weather it is bound to happen!!! Two spotted spider mites are causing problems in soybeans.

You've also got to figure that when they start letting in commoners like me -- and anybody else willing to fork over the requisite tour dollars -- visit the Rain Queen's kingdom, our weather patterns are bound to be in peril.

Thus, the soil is silica-poor; highly weathered, sometimes to a depth of many metres and therefore poor in weatherable minerals; rich in iron, which is released by weathering, is not bound to the clay, and forms concretions that are often large and abundant; and very permeable, because the clay minerals formed do not swell when wet and thus interfere with permeation.

As to each, the fact remains that she foundered in weather that she was bound to withstand.

Still, survey respondents who said they couldn't weather a $400 hit are bound to be some of the same folks who are turning to non-bank lenders for routine expenses.

Therefore, extreme precipitation, caused by a macro-weather situation or a regional weather cell, generally is not bound to specific locations.

Lionesses aren't bound by African weather cycles when they reproduce, and therefore observations of lions mating can take place any time of the year.

SogoInvest, it might seem, is debuting at a high point and is bound to hit bumpy weather.

But there's bound to be some weird weather somewhere, and we will react like the sailors in the Book of Jonah.