A triumphalism which is bound to be temporary.
Why else would a corporation, which is bound by law to pursue profits, make these donations?
Or dang near nobody who claims a Rockwellian normality, which is bound to be a façade.
It, too, will feature rich examples showing what bad controllership looks like, which is bound to spark some enlightening discussions.
"Everybody" is an intoxicating mix of funky rock and roll which is bound together by Costa's powerful and sultry vocals.
"In practice, 'no deal' would worsen the 'lose-lose' situation which is bound to result from Brexit.
"One kid bumps another one, which is bound to happen, and they start shoving," said Jack Israel, a teacher.
At one point, he writes, "The foundation of civilized society is not a community . . . which is bound by arbitrary lines".
Second, history taught in order to teach patriotism must be "patriotic" history, which is bound to be selective at best.
A tree derives its strength from a fibre called cellulose, which is bound together by an organic glue called lignin.
The blurring of fact and fiction has great commercial potential, which is bound to be corrupting in historical terms.
