“I needed a new binder to neatly organize all of my important documents and keep them safe.”

“She used a binder made of clay to secure the pieces of broken pottery together.”

“From his messenger bag he dug out a binder the size of the local Yellow Pages.”

“Jesse gently untied the binding around the roll and flattened the pages.”

“I was determined to escape, struggling harder against the bind that held me.”

“The nation is in a political bind of its own creation, specifically over the recent treaty.”

“It really is a bind having to change the location settings each time I use a different URL.”

“Printing more than 180,000 copies of AFP twice a month requires a variety of press capabilities and a complex bindery system.”

“You see Dirk got me a job in a bindery for one of the print shops in Houston.”

“Norm Sobering, Derksen Printers press room and bindery production manager, agreed with that statement.”

“The Fact of Reason has, rather, a first-person character such that we can only be certain about the bindingness of the moral law upon ourselves.”

“The bindingness hypothesis, see supra note 72, may also yield a necessary condition on a legal institution.”

“Like the Cogito, we can communicate to others what they must reflect upon in order to become certain, but we cannot claim certainty about the bindingness of the moral law upon them.”

“They also used cotton soaked in glue and ground glass and later hemp bindings.”

“Multiple section bindings sewn directly into covers, onto concertina pleats and strap supports will extend ideas beyond the pamphlet.”

“However, the skull was superficially destructed so that several skull bones were visible through the disrupted bindings.”

“The people discover again how to use the foundries, book binderies, breweries, and halls of government that slowly push up out of the ground.”

“Later she worked in a printing and binding factory, and about 1889 she made her way to Chicago, where she worked in a succession of binderies.”

“I guess Kindle's not great for book binderies.”

“All paints consist of binders or resins, pigments, solvents, and additives-whether it's flat, eggshell, semi-gloss, or high-gloss.”

“Formulas have varied through the ages to include white lead, chalk, or whiting mixed with binders.”

“These days, he sits in the dock flanked by carts full of binders, which he frequently consults.”