Sentence examples for becoming invincible from inspiring English sources
Despite LeBron James essentially becoming invincible in the past month and a half, the Celtics, even without Kevin Garnett, were not going to make it easy.
While Huddersfield go about their merry way en route towards becoming the greatest Invincibles the English league has ever seen (7 January at Wycombe could be the day of their 50th game unbeaten), Charlton busily keep leading League One from the front.
A confirmed loss by Romney in Iowa, however small, and a come-from-behind Gingrich victory in South Carolina on Saturday, could completely alter the narrative of the GOP race, which in recent days had suggested that Romney's was becoming all-but-invincible.
The Terriers continue to close on the record of becoming English football's greatest invincibles (43 unbeaten now).
The former Newcastle United, Sunderland and Fulham midfielder is becoming a much-admired young manager whose easy-on-the-eye "Yorkshire Invincibles" are unbeaten in 27 league games.
The margin of victory was the narrowest yet for the Spurs in these playoffs, but it was yet another balanced effort as artful as it was cerebral and – in what is becoming the league's new clockwork – another win for a team looking more and more invincible.
"I told the players at the time they can achieve something special by becoming champions and being 'invincible' - and they did it.
Become practically invincible.
I become Superman and invincible.
