They bounded in with the exuberance of puppies, strewing the mayor's jobs pledges around the chamber like bits of tissue paper.

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Just like the first time I faced him for Middlesex against Durham, 'Harmy' bounded in and bowled at a consistent pace with his trademark steep bounce and aggression.

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Tiger bounded onto the Mac in April 2005.

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Gravel courtyards with olive trees are bounded by low stone walls in the front.

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The majority of my recent work is on bounded ethicality, or the ways in which even ethical people engage in unethical behavior without their own awareness.

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Aside from this jarring image, Tirin Kot is a bucolic-seeming place, a market town of flat-topped adobe houses and little shops on a low bluff on the eastern shore of the Tirinrud River, in a long valley bounded by open desert and jagged, treeless mountains.

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But, Washington held that these tools are bounded and should not be used according to unjust means or toward unjust ends, that when it is in our interest to pursue unjust tactics, justice must temper interest, bending and restraining it.

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To back up a little for context, Woods suffered one of the worst bits of luck in the tournament Friday when his first approach shot into 15, perfectly struck, hit the flagstick and bounded back into the green-fronting lake.

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