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Meanings of bounding to in English
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Usage of bounding to in English
1
The Prince, bounding to the bed, thrust his hand under the pillow.
2
Sarah bent to hug Nero as he came bounding to greet her.
3
He abandoned the pursuit at once, and went bounding to her.
4
The shot had awakened Tommy and Sandy, who came bounding to the floor.
5
He gave a short whistle and Belshazzar came bounding to him.
6
This word sent all Pascal's blood bounding to his heart.
7
Close upon that, Kit Ines came bounding to the parlour window; he spied and stared.
8
This time the servants remembered, and released Boris, who came bounding to his young master.
9
He came bounding to the scene and began throwing the boys roughly from their unhappy victim.
10
Especially the 'I will go bounding to thee with gifts.' He sounds a most enthusiastic lover.
11
His voice was not clear, it still choked, but it carried; Frank came bounding to him.
12
A half-grown black retriever came bounding to meet her, his nose and forepaws tipped with white.
13
Not coming bounding to its side to face down this sudden interloper steadfastly and together, clearly.
14
He's hurt! she cried, bounding to her feet.
15
His end was a derision because the animal in him ran him unchained and bounding to it.
16
The air was pure and sweet and sent the blood bounding to the tips of his fingers.
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