Sentence examples for have almost unstoppable from inspiring English sources

It seems to have almost unstoppable momentum.

The Foxes have been almost unstoppable since the turn of the year and are now eight points clear of Burnley and 15 clear of third-placed Derby, with Vardy's double taking his record to five goals from his last four matches.

Meanwhile, the Colts' passing has been almost unstoppable, as Peyton Manning has thrown 35 touchdown passes in 10 games.

From there, he has been almost unstoppable.

Freedom House's closely watched annual review confirms that 2007 was the second year in a row during which freedom retreated in most of the world, reversing a democratic tide that had looked almost unstoppable during the 1990s following the collapse of communism and the break-up of the Soviet Union (see article).Undeniably, the news is grim.

Governed by useless emotions, it is unable to recognise the opportunity, as it has an almost unstoppable affinity for embracing the opposite.

Germany and France have stirred up an almost unstoppable momentum towards full monetary union - with British authority sadly undermined by our absence from Exchange Rate Mechanism.

But, on the back of that, aside from losing in the League Cup at home to Liverpool in September, Albion have grown in confidence and proved almost unstoppable on home soil since.

"As soon as he moves his feet, he's almost unstoppable because he has that heavy body.

When he is on form he is almost unstoppable - the 23-year-old has already romped away with two majors, each won by eight strokes - but when his game is off he struggles to make any kind of decent score.

In a way, 35-year-old Wambach has become a symbol of the direct American style that seemed almost unstoppable in previous World Cup cycles.