Word: boundingly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Bound for Paris in the spring, Watson is now learning how to order at meals in French...
...these weapons can be a small nation's first and only line of defense against a larger aggressor. Also, I fail to see how the treaty will prevent most of the deaths and injuries. A large number of land mines are planted by terrorist groups which will not be bound by a piece of paper. MEHAL SHAH, age 14 Amherst...
...criticism from some students condemning overly harsh reviews, while others praise the improved quality of theater reviews. I see a theater review as much like an editorial. While you are reading the author's opinion on a certain topic (in this case, a theater production), the author is still bound by certain journalistic conventions. Most important, the author must justify what he or she says with examples and facts. In reading The Crimson's arts coverage and speaking with the arts editors, I am impressed that this need for justification is put in the forefront of the review process...
...Jarmusch pays a worthy tribute to Neil Young & Crazy Horse by mounting an engrossing collage of biography, interviews and concert footage that's bound to satisfy even die-hard Neil Young fans. Through it all, he also evokes the unusual sense of family that ties the band together, as well as the not-so-obvious connection between his own art and theirs. The result is a fine, occasionally brilliant synergy of music and film...
...security sources said they had held senior positions in the Republican Army council ?Quartermaster General and an ex-chief of staff. There were fears that this could have led to some of the organization?s armory being leaked to the aptly-named Continuity IRA, which does not consider itself bound by the cease-fire...