in-a-sentence.com, use bind in a sentence

Use bind in a sentence

Sentences starting with bind

Bind him, fetter him, carry him off to prison. [10]
Bind him, Lavrushka! [2]

Short sentences using bind

It would bind you. [11]

More example sentences with the word bind in them

And yet, and yet!--If she had really had the power to bind calamity in the clouds, to turn the tide back into its channel, she would not have done so! [10]
No one has yet tried to bind them! [10]
The poorest bondman's wife rejoiced to bind more and more closely the husband who had once loved her--she had wickedly estranged hers. [10]
But this, Martin, who was only intent upon loading the return ship with "his phantastical gold," opposed, and Nelson did not think he had authority to allow it, unless they would bind themselves to pay the hire of the ships. [4]
She knew full well, he said, that his living loves changed in frequent succession, and it would be strange indeed if a dead one could bind him any longer. [10]
He noticed her watching him, raised his eyes, and began to speak seriously: "One thing would be terrible," said he: "to bind oneself forever to a suffering man. [2]
Now first tell us where the dagger hit you that I may bind it up quickly--I am half a physician, and understand these things as you know. [10]
Nothing is more unwieldy than our big blanket-sheets: they are awkward to handle, inconvenient to read, unhandy to bind and preserve. [4]
He has no traditions to bind him or guide him, and his impulse is to break away from the occupation his father has followed, and make a new way for himself. [5]
He permitted her to wash the blood from his temple and forehead, to stanch it first with brandied jeru- leaves, then with cobwebs, and afterwards to bind it with her own kerchief. [11]
My father used to say I should first wear it at my wedding, but--Well, you must bind my hair with it to-night. [10]
They ought never to meet again, for no tie must bind him to the house of Rameses. [10]
Yet he intended to bind the fate of the woman he loved to his own, for Els, spite of the opposition of his family, would have been already indissolubly united to him, had not one failure after another destroyed his courage to take her hand. [10]
But the bare thought of having so soon lost the power to bind him to her aroused a storm of feeling in her passionate soul, and when it subsided bitter thoughts followed, and a series of plans which, on closer examination, proved impracticable. [10]
She would rekindle, though but for the last blaze, the fire of his hero-nature, which blind love for her and the magic spell that had enabled her to bind his will had covered for a time with ashes. [10]
Who would bind them up on the journey? [10]
The heir to the throne of Philetaerus, who was now advancing in years, was especially friendly to Myrtilus, and did everything in his power to bind him to Pergamus. [10]
Can I bind the sweet influences of Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion? [3]
Alpatych turned to the peasants and ordered two of them by name to come and bind Karp. [2]
He must bind the judges to secrecy, should it prove impossible to avoid the necessity of informing them of Eva's somnambulism. [10]
He had married the Gores, but he had sought to bind himself with hoops of steel to the Warings. [9]
Until you feel that you are freed from this persecutor, it would be criminal to bind a loving woman to you and your destiny. [10]
Let the chains that bind them together be removed. [10]
I find it takes 7 binderies four months to bind 325,000 books. [5]
Trautchen will bring some hoops and strings, and then we'll bind the wreaths. [10]
No doubt, too, some golden means may be found to bind his tongue; for woe to you if Caracalla discovers prematurely that you are promised to another, and woe then to your betrothed! [10]
Maker of the soft night, bind my wounds with sleep, lest I cry out and be a coward and unworthy. [11]
Her arms, her shoulders, her feet were bare; all that she could spare from her body had gone to bind the wounds of her desperate comrades. [11]
Suppose that she should profit by the wish he showed so plainly, and through jealousy bind the man whom she loved anew and more firmly than ever? [10]
To bind him securely, and avoid the danger of a speedy invitation elsewhere, the position offered was provided with an annual salary hitherto unprecedented in this country, and which far exceeded that of many an imperial councillor. [10]
But for a savin' innocence you'd have made yourself low an' vile-- betrayin' yourself, betrayin' me--all to bind my hands an' keep me from snuffin' out Mormon life. [13]
But her master, said Dido, sobbing, had knocked down the man who had tried to bind him with a mighty blow of his fist. [10]
If you will put your hand to your forehead-- But no, they may bind you, and your hands may not be free. [11]
Verily, I owe Phanes thanks for confiding to me your vile intentions, and so enabling me to bind my friends and supporters, to whom Rhodopis is precious, more firmly to my throne. [10]
Only then will our order have the power unobtrusively to bind the hands of the protectors of disorder and to control them without their being aware of it. [2]
Would it bind one broken heart? [11]
She was thinking of the way conventions hold and bind us; of the lack of freedom in the lives of all, unless they live in wild places beyond the social pale. [11]
The eldest son of one of the richest families in the city, a youth of nineteen, wished to bind himself for life--and to a foreigner--a total stranger. [10]
In the agitation of her soul she had sought the goddess Hathor, who guides the beating heart of woman and spins the threads which bind man and wife. [10]
The Glipper was not so far wrong; perhaps it would have been wiser and better for me not to bind your fate to mine. [10]
What could she not decide for the individual by virtue of the power she arrogates to bind and to loose, to forgive sins, and to open or to close the door of heaven for the dying? [10]
Peradventure his love never glowed so hotly, and he was never so strongly drawn to you as when he wrote this paltry stuff to burst the sacred bands which bind you together. [10]
For one brief moment she cherished the suspicion that Cordula had not acted from pure sympathy, but to impose upon Heinz Schorlin a debt of gratitude which would bind him to her more firmly. [10]
Are they not mine--mine to bind or break as I will? [11]
Prince Andrew had loved his wife, she died, but that was not enough: he wanted to bind his happiness to another woman. [2]
It forms the ligaments which bind the whole frame-work together. [3]
The struggle had lasted some minutes before Philip felt the man's arms grow limp, and he called to Paula to bring him a sheet--a rope--what not--to bind the raving man. [10]
Can I bind it up or wash it for you? [11]
Pentaur had his insensible friend carried to his tent, and helped the physicians to bind up his burns. [10]
He was rather, in despair, beginning to wind in again the coil of disaster which had spun out through the helpless fingers of Neckar, Calonne, Brienne and the rest, and was in the end to bind his own hands for the guillotine. [11]
I dream here, I work here; men come with merchandise and go again; they only bind my tongue; I am not of them: but you are different, as it seems to me, and young. [11]
The sight of his ensanguined body roused her, and, murmuring his name--continually murmuring his name--she assisted Mrs. Flynn to bind up the wound again. [11]
I hate to have the old Adam go out any more--don't put it on the presses again, let's put the new one in place of it; and next Xmas, let us bind Adam and Eve in one cover. [5]
He might now have been permitted to bind forever to his life the woman who had just rescued him from the greatest danger, but the confession he must make to his fellow-artists in the palaestra the following morning still sealed his lips. [10]
Subdued to duty's hard control, I could have borne my wayward lot: The chains that bind this rained soul Had cankered then, but crushed it not. [5]
Would not a handful of gold bind them to me? [11]
To-day I have had so much to do that there has not been time to bind the sheaves. [10]
And I will give unto thee the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven; and whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven. [5]
Thou harbor, thou forest of masts, thou countless fleet of stately galleys, which bind one quarter of the globe to another, inspiring terror, compelling obedience, and gaining boundless treasures by peaceful voyages and with shining blades. [10]
Dion did not doubt this, but he was equally sure that the greeting would bind him to her and rub him of his liberty, perhaps forever. [10]
And I will do a deed to bind An ancient love once more; My gentlemen shall ride behind, My Captain on before; And we will journey forth to-night Towards the Sea of Var, Until the vale shall come in sight, Where Her great cities are. [11]
The articles, however, did not bind him very fast, for as his master refused to send him to sea, John took leave of his master and did not see him again for eight years. [4]
It is your desire to bind yourself for life to a heretic, a Melchite--and there is another thing which fills her pious mother's heart with fears, which tortures it as she thinks of you and your eternal welfare. [10]
To bind the crowd to the faith and the institutions of the fathers is your duty--is the duty of every priest. [10]
Hermon, on the contrary, was a strong fellow, and to bind him without injuring him severely would require both strength and skill. [10]
Red tape made by the reel to bind him, he broke. [9]
It is only by good works, it is only on the basis of active duty, that worship finds expression.--The interests that grow out of a meeting like this, should bind us with new strength to the old eternal duties. [6]
First we'll make bouquets, and then bind them with the leaves to the wood. [10]
The ties that bind the wealthy and the proud to home may be forged on earth, but those which link the poor man to his humble hearth are of the truer metal and bear the stamp of Heaven. [12]
Why did I bind myself to her? [2]
She helped to bind me up, and the last words she said to me were: 'You will suffer; you will have time to think. [11]
But nature doth bind me thus to beg at home, whom strangers have pleased to create a commander abroad.... [4]
It did not bind him to what he did not like. [6]
She would not bind herself even by a hint. [9]
Then you will bind and gag him, but, you hear, without killing him, for I can only inflict what he deserves upon the living man. [10]
He at once began to bind his sandals on his feet, but he did it slowly, and could not understand why the task seemed so hard to-day. [10]
What they will become when the railways are completed that are to bind St. John to Quebec, and make Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, and Newfoundland only stepping-stones to Europe, we cannot say. [4]
His place would be the very one for you if you find nothing worthy of you here, where you have a house of your own and other things that bind you to the city. [10]
He said that as he was responsible for the delay he ought to bear the whole burden of it; that he had given his word and bound himself forever, but that he did not wish to bind Natasha and gave her perfect freedom. [2]
That will make all right; that will bind us together for ever. [11]
Yet she was a woman, and it was necessary to bind her to him by every tie of the heart and intellect. [10]
He yesterday got a severe wound on his head; I have washed it, now do you bind it up with care, and keep it constantly cool with fresh water. [10]
She said only a few kind words, but in a voice which seemed to penetrate the inmost depths of her heart and bind her with invisible threads. [10]

This page helps answer: how do I use the word bind in a sentence? How do you use bind in a sentence? Can you give me a sentence for the word bind? It contains example sentences with the word bind, a sentence example for bind, and bind in sample sentence.