bound for somewhere

Maybe they've hooked us on the wrong train, and we're bound for somewhere else.

It always kept going, bound for somewhere else.

He seemed to be bound for somewhere in particular, and was not simply out for a nocturnal stroll.

Oh no, they're bound for somewhere else.

Cincinnatus would have bet the fellow was bound for somewhere else, probably somewhere out West.

Or perhaps they were bound for somewhere exotic like India, or the Cape.

Fosull had no idea where Elika was, or even what it was, but it seemed like a good idea to be bound for somewhere.

The study found that a large share of people driving into Manhattan are bound for somewhere else and therefore contribute little to the city's economy beyond bridge or tunnel tolls.

Not a bad effort for a pre-schooler bound for somewhere as fantastical-sounding as Lulea: a snow-covered city on the edge of the frozen Swedish Arctic.

It was my role to lead the squadron off and that night we were bound for somewhere in the Ruhr and we were on the short runway at Oakington.

And Monday morning at eleven o'clock Wolfe walked into the office as if he were bound for somewhere, put the orchids in the vase, sat, and without glancing at the mail said, Your notebook.

"This whole story is one big mystery," said Mikhail Voitenko, the editor of the Russian Maritime Bulletin, who supports the theory that the ship was carrying "precious or dangerous cargo" bound for somewhere in Africa.

Walking through the industrial interiors of Plant Vogtle and of Grand Gulf, a nuclear plant I visited in Mississippi, I had the odd sensation of being in the hold of an immense freighter, bound for somewhere.