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Examples
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The evening match finished half an hour before midnight and eight minutes after the last city-bound tube, leaving thousands of fans to scramble for a boat out of Greenwich or go bumper to bumper in the car park, and the loser time enough to search for his missing game.
Rafael Nadal edges past Mardy Fish in ATP World Tour Finals 2011
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It seems like it is mainly city-bound liberals that buy into the man-made global warming nonsense.
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Still, they're expecting brisk business in August, as city-bound New Yorkers will be desperate for a break from the urban jungle.
Backyards by the Hour Jo Piazza 2011
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It seems like it is mainly city-bound liberals that buy into the man-made global warming nonsense.
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Ultimately, Hassan's ambition is city-bound, and he travels to Paris, where he seeks to realize his dream of heading a three-star Michelin restaurant.
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NY city has a huge amount of options for the keen city-bound veggie grower.
Archive 2010-03-01 Jess 2010
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Her eyes are closed and she hums away to the music until the crowd starts to push towards the 7.15 city-bound train.
The Bridge Kaye Blum 2010
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NY city has a huge amount of options for the keen city-bound veggie grower.
Flat-Fruit-Living Jess 2010
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The tower, a relic of the early 20th century that featured pulleys and levers that switch trains from one track to another, is at a key junction just east of Jamaica where city-bound trains on 10 of the railroad's 11 branches converge.
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Ultimately, Hassan's ambition is city-bound, and he travels to Paris, where he seeks to realize his dream of heading a three-star Michelin restaurant.
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