bind somebody over

"Suppose you all try to bound over the stream, without touching the stepping-stones."

I saw the four winds of heaven bound over the Great Sea.

Long Tom turned on his side, tried to hook the ropes that bound him over the edge of the bunk.

Then you must get a pad of linen to bind over it.

He had him bound and placed over a fire.

"I'll have to bind you over the mail," he said.

It is wonderfully interactive, binding us together over great distances.

Holding tight, he had let the cracking vehicle bound over and beyond him.

Have you ever seen a man bound over a table like that?

The animals were stalled all year, too dry in summer to graze and snow bound over winter.