Sentence examples for writing bound from inspiring English sources

What he learned while writing "Bound for Canaan," published in April by HarperCollins, was that the Underground Railroad was far more than a picturesque story.

The Observer's Jonathan Romney also gave it four stars, writing: "Bound to appeal to the more discerning, literary-minded strain of young goth, Only Lovers is a droll, classy piece of cinematic dandyism that makes the Twilight cycle redundant in one exquisitely languid stroke".

"Why does this written doe bound through these written woods/For a drink of written water from a spring/whose surface will Xerox her soft muzzle?" reads part of a poem called "The Joy of Writing".

And, anyway, there was nothing in writing that bound the Atlantic allies to any such promise.

The nomination procedure reflects how closely writing is bound up with reading, and the pleasure we all take in discovering and sharing books".

"Raunch culture," Walby writes, "is bound up with the neoliberal turn, with its commercialised and competitive approach to intimacy.

For the anonymous young hero and his peers, the drive to write is bound up -- and often at cross-purposes -- with the desire to be a writer.

Saying a book has popular appeal as well as being well written is bound to entice readers to pick up a copy.

"The miners' craft," Andrews writes, "thus bound its practitioners to a past when the dark seams in which they toiled had been teeming swamplands".

It denied to same-sex spouses federal benefits and the responsibilities of marriage — which, he wrote, were bound not only with questions of money and security but of dignity (a word he used many times), pride, and honor.

On April 11 2000, I sat in a darkened auditorium in Kensington Town Hall and watched the tanned, sockless, well-coiffed publisher of the American magazine I wrote for bound on to stage to the applause of an audience of European internet cognoscenti.