Sentence examples for become invincible from inspiring English sources

The story had all the ingredients: a cancer survivor become invincible, a lesson in courage.

The pomegranate is indigenous to Iran and, in ancient Persian mythology, the hero warrior Isfandiar is said to have eaten its seeds and become invincible.

Like a master surgeon, the mark of his greatness has been a lack of external marks; he's become invincible by appearing almost invisible.

Scientists worry that such strains, now unusual, could become more common, since viruses and bacteria often become invincible if they are frequently exposed to a drug.

In the first of his weekly columns, Steve Cram, former 1500m Olympic silver medallist and now BBC chief athletics commentator, looks at why Mo Farah needs to become "invincible" ahead of London 2012.

When we remember that, we become invincible.

The Gunners had gone 37 games unbeaten through the season, and the inevitable second-half turnaround thanks to goals from Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira eventually saw Arsenal over the line to become 'Invincibles' - the first team since Preston North End in 1889 to go a full league campaign without losing.

In the first film in the Matrix series (the only one worth watching), the hero, Neo, suddenly starts to see the matrix of ones and zeroes that lies beneath the surface of his world, at which point he becomes invincible.

As the malady proceeds, The propensity to lean forward becomes invincible, and the patient is thereby forced to step on the toes and fore part of the feet, whilst the upper part of the body is thrown so far forward as to render it difficult to avoid falling on the face... irresistibly impelled to take much quicker and shorter steps, and thereby to adopt unwillingly a running pace.

This doesn't mean I have a secret weapon to become an invincible entrepreneur.

The demon Araka had become virtually invincible because he had never laid eyes on a woman (extreme chastity).