用bound造句子，“bound”造句

Advancing culture is bound to triumph over declining culture.

He bought a bound volume of the magazine.

Deep in a trance, Baryo, a Hindu holy man, blesses offerings bound for Mount Bromo.

The Burglars bound him hand and foot and placed a gag in his mouth.

They reasoned that the water is bound to the dog by surface tension between the liquid and the hair.

A quark cannot exist on its own, but must be bound to other quarks or an antiquark.

They said Gadhafi had been there until minutes before and loaded onto a caravan of vehicles bound for Misrata, a town his loyalists had brutalized earlier this year.

Interesting dude, though, Tevez. Selling your soul to a speculator is bound to seem more attractive if you start out from Fuerte Apache, the notorious barrio near Buenos Aires.

Some of us believe we have a God-given dominion over the earth; others argue that we're bound to a larger Gaian system and are, at our best, caretakers.

She turned in every direction but the one I was bound to go; the most part of the time we were broadside on, and I am very sure I never should have made the ship at all but for the tide.

An opaque watercolor bound with gum.

The sultan is bound to have read it with interest.

If you undertake the project, you are bound to encounter difficulties.

Each year, federal inspectors find illegal levels of antibiotics in hundreds of older dairy cows bound for the slaughterhouse.

Influence: you do not get hungry or tired while bound to Arete, but you do suffer negative effects if you do not eat or sleep for the duration that the vestige is bound.

Various inquiries into the latest failure have begun. Some are bound to focus on Mr Mendoza, who was once publicly lauded for being an outstandingly good cop.

They can give you the boot, but only if their terms are properly applied, the player is bound by them ("and that's not necessarily a non-trivial question", says Davis) and they are enforceable.

Don't be bound by expectations!

The wound was bound up by bandage.

There is bound to be a showdown between these two rivals.

After all, any scheme that so many politicians agree on is almost bound to be a clunker itself.

On the one hand, the credit crunch resulting from the worldwide financial turmoil of the past few months seems bound to brake the economy next year.

When this came to Mr. Fang's ears, he did not realize it was the result of his having instructed his son to look through the string-bound gh he did not approve of what his son said, he could not very well get angry over it.

Such searing expansion is bound to cause more growing pains.

They quickly stripped me of my clothes and bound me like a mummy in a gossamer web.

As tools evolve and new tools appear, there is bound to be an overlap in function, all in the name of maximizing innovation and to encourage contributions from many interested tool writers.

She bound the parcel with a cord.

As to hubris, the Republican freshmen bound for Congress next January are in danger of reading into the election a message of their own creation.

He is bound by affection.

And he broke from the priests struggling and raving like a wild beast, and striving desperately to break the cords that bound his hands.

In PL / 1, the number of bound specifications in an array declaration.

Mk.5:4 Because he had often been bound with shackles and chains, and the chains had been torn apart by him, and the shackles smashed, and no one was strong enough to subdue him.

She bound up the child's bleeding wound with gauze.