US /ɪn e baɪnd/
・UK /in ə baind/
Half of the biggest global companies say they'll need less real estate in the next three years leaving landlords with loans to pay in a bind.
Half of the biggest global companies say they'll need less real estate in the next three years, leaving landlords with loans to pay in a bind.
I was really in a bind.
I was really in a bind.
And then afterwards I said, "Sir, I want to give you the periodic table in case you're ever in a bind and need to calculate molecular weight." And I thought molecular weight sounded much less nerdy than molar mass.
in case you're ever in a bind and need to calculate molecular weight."
Now bananas are great because they're cheap, and they're healthy, and they're high in potassium, and if you're really in a bind, you can use them as a phone.
and they're high in potassium, and if you're really in a bind you can use them as a phone.
She's the type of person that will always help you if you're in a bind or if you need help.
if you're in a bind or if you need help. 她就會幫助你的人.
This shift left S&Ls in a bind.
This shift left S&Ls in a bind;
but I'm in a bind too, so I can't help you." The next reason for why yes means no has to do with power.
I would lend you money, but I'm in a bind too, so I can't help you.
then immediately close out a position, "you should tell the people who are following you," which would kind of put a lot of investors who flip positions quickly and have social media followings kind of in a box, in a bind of, "When do what do I owe the people who follow my takes on X?" Right.
So it really put him in a bind, whereas maybe if there weren't any federal charges, he would go forward with the trial and, you know, take his chances that they might be able to, to hang up the jury.
It closes the last remaining loophole and really puts his economy in a bind if it gets passed.