Example sentences of "bind together by [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | Blood relatives in some sense are bound together by genetic material , but relations by marriage are bound together by law and a code of conduct which accompanies this ( Schneider , 1968 ) . |
2 | QUARKS , so the present theories go , are the building blocks of matter , and they are bound together by entities called gluons . |
3 | Four years later the Order of the Garter was formally instituted as a fellowship of twenty-six knights bound together by oath as companions to help one another and their king . |
4 | For example , a diet consisting mainly of invertebrate prey produces compact but granular pellets , mammalian prey produces cohesive pellets bound together by skin and fur , and bird prey produces loose large pellets because of the feathers . |
5 | If your machine does n't knit double jacquard , the garment is just as nice made from two layers of Fair Isle in fine wool , bound together by strips of knitting to make it totally reversible with different colours each side if you wish . |
6 | In the structure of water the basic components or molecules exist in a free flowing state loosely bound together by forces of mutual attraction . |
7 | Expert determination is found in contracts between two parties ; the only occasions when more than two parties are involved are found in the valuation of shares in companies , but there again the parties are bound together by arrangements analogous to contracts . |
8 | One common way is to think of the United Kingdom 's economy as a national entity where the different parts — the various industries , banks , sections of the labour force and so on — are bound together by relations and institutions which are internal and national . |
9 | For if literature be , as we believe … a fellowship which " binds together by passion and knowledge the vast empire of human society , as it spreads over the whole earth , and over all time " , then the nation of which a considerable portion rejects this means of grace , and despises this great spiritual influence , must assuredly be heading for disaster . |