Sentence examples for which I bind from inspiring English sources

The first book destined permanently to influence me was certainly Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, with which I bind up, mentally at least, Through the Looking-Glass too.

However, the place for which I was bound was unlike any I had known before.

Truly, this is a serious fact, if it exists, and one to which I feel bound to call the attention of my fellow citizens".

Or you could just watch the tutorials they have, which I'm bound to do even though I oppose these avatar creatures everyone is hyped on.

The selective uptake process involves two steps in which (i) HDL must bind to the extracellular (EC) domain of SR-BI and (ii) lipid alone is transferred from HDL to the plasma membrane, without holoparticle uptake.

Accordingly, a model was proposed in which (i) v-Src binds to Cx43 via a SH3 domain/proline-rich motif association; (ii) Src then phosphorylates Cx43, mainly on Tyr265; and (iii) subsequent docking of the SH2 domain of Src to Cx43 Tyr265 increases affinity and positions Src for (iv) Tyr247 phosphorylation leading to channel closure [ 106].

But by now I am curious about the troubling story behind these records of a colonial encounter which I find myself bound up in.

A bat-eared fox cried out in mournful raspy notes, welcoming me home to a place to which I've been bound for almost 20 years.

It is a city where the climate is too grim, the prices are too high and the people are too rude, but also a city with which I am intimately bound by a common language, culture and history.

"Eat local" advocates — a passionate cohort of which I am one — are bound to interpret these findings as a threat.

I was treated as a criminal – which I suppose I was – but bound over at the time.