bound for's Usage Examples:

Scott, also upbound for Duluth through.

She returned briefly to Naval Station Norfolk, where she served as a school ship, then headed for New York City to join the screen of a convoy escort bound for England on 14 May.

Before its construction, Empire Service trains came into Grand Central Terminal, requiring passengers bound for Northeast Corridor trains to transfer to Penn Station via shuttle bus, taxicab, subway or on foot.

algorithm that has an upper bound asymptotically within a constant of a lower bound for the problem Big O in probability notation: Op,op Limit superior and.

Experiments had only been able to establish the lower bound for the half-life—about 1021"nbsp;years.

These images were taken by the Thai armies in the nineteenth century to Isan and were ultimately bound for Bangkok.

Van Public Van or PUV also served San Francisco, bound for Davao, Butuan, Tandag, Mangagoy and also Tagum.

Hunter departed Sydney 20 August 1798 bound for New Zealand, where six weeks was spent at the Thames River, in the North Island, taking spars.

By law, all goods bound for Texas had to be shipped to Vera Cruz and then transported over the mountains to Mexico City before being sent to Texas.

1590 he sailed another of his cousin"s ships, the Riall, capturing two argosies bound for Lisbon from Florence, with a cargo worth £13,000.

6 million complex Student Services Norfolk Collegiate offers its students myriad opportunities to become involved and to become leaders in the school from student clubs and academics, to the arts and athletics, the opportunities abound for students to become engaged in the life of the school.

ACK1 also interacts with Cdc42Hs in its GTP-bound form and inhibits both the intrinsic and GTPase-activating protein (GAP)-stimulated.

Only then did Mexia's staff tell the volunteers aboard the ship that the Mary Jane was bound for Tampico, not for Texas.

Synonyms:

capriole, skip, ski jump, recoil, bounce, spring, take a hop, hop-skip, jump, saltate, reverberate, rebound, leapfrog, move, ricochet, leap, curvet, hop, resile, caper, overleap, pronk, galumph, burst, vault,

Antonyms:

stand still, oxidize, oxidise, complicate, blow up,