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inbound
[ in-bound ]
adjective
- inward bound:
inbound ships.
inbound
/ ˈɪnˌbaʊnd /
adjective
- coming in; inward bound
an inbound ship
Example Sentences
And, the number of inbound briefs are likely to rise again this year.
So Monte Carlo sits upstream from the other data companies that are hot these days, keeping tabs on inbound data sources across a number of parameters to make sure that what’s actually arriving in your data lake is legit.
Hence, enterprises need to stay on the top of their game to attract the highest inbound traffic.
We know that inbound strategies are the most effective, and that SEO is a key source of leads.
I’m looking for one setup for hard charging inbounds and out.
When a big cache of weapons is inbound, rival outfits often gang together to disperse the load among their safe houses.
As the Journal notes, “every airline ticket inbound from abroad includes $17.50 in fees for CBP.”
On the highest point of the pass they met an inbound pack train belonging to the Thirty-six, in charge of one Paddock.
The sudden appearance of an inbound steamer out of a haze that had arisen to the east necessitated immediate full speed.
What—why—why, captain, that you will kindly put us aboard the first inbound craft we meet.
The City Hall clock was upon the stroke of three when the inbound trolley-car landed him in front of the Clarendon.
Then the ship went on, and, as she met no inbound craft, Quinbey was forced to go with her.
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