The other is to try to bind together a bitterly divided party.

Its roots bind together the dunes, and its leaves protect their surface.

Again it is calculated to bind together more closely our wide-spread Republic.

These mutual accommodations bind together the different parts of this Union.

No terrible sea of division could part those whom love could bind together.

He could not bind together a rebel people as great Oliver had done.

The homogenization process disrupts the protein structures such that they can no longer bind together.

The cords which bind together the brotherhood of mankind are woven of a thousand strands.

Faiths, he suggested, were the first instruments that could bind together different language groups, and even different races.

After lifting it on board, the men used ropes to bind together the lower part of the ship.

Or we know, at least, that there are laws of atomic interaction that determine how atoms bind together.

A single emotional experience suffices to bind together ideas that were originally as far apart as the poles.

He had hoped to bind together the many countries under his rule, by giving them a single religion.

And bind together Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India into a new United States of Great Britain?

Here is one more of the innumerable links which bind together in indissoluble union the Gospel and the Epistle.

Another is trying to order large strands of synthetic DNA to bind together in a "molecular Velcro."