Sentence examples for immovable it from inspiring English sources

Pittsburgh has won six Super Bowls, more than any other franchise, on the power of a defense so immovable it is called the Steel Curtain.

Page B6 Sports A ONCE IRONCLAD DEFENSE HAS SEEN BETTER DAYS Pittsburgh has won six Super Bowls, more than any other franchise, with a defense so immovable it is called the Steel Curtain.

If this argument ever had any validity when the Arab dictatorships appeared immovable, it has precisely zero now that Arab public opinion is a deciding factor in how the politics of the region develops.

For all of India's traditions, which in some way make things here immovable, it is also a place constantly growing and open to change.

It's immovable, and it needs to be maintained".

The ICJ ruled that Israel should dismantle the wall, make reparation for the damage it has caused and return the land, orchards, olive groves and other immovable property it seized to construct the wall -- or compensate the aggrieved persons for the damage suffered.

Irresistible lust meets the immovable object It's a biological riddle.

In some languages, including English, directions are built around the self ("Take a right after the church"), while in other languages, they refer to immovable objects ("It is behind the church").

What with the pant suits and immovable hair, it's not often that Hillary Clinton has an influence on fashion but her campaign may be boosted by an unlikely one.

8.39am GMT 27th over: Australia 117-4 (Warner 69, Lyon 13) Lyon wears a short one from Morkel on the left armpit - really, ouch - but he who seems immovable shrugs it all aside and even takes a single off the last ball of the over to keep the strike.

He speaks of a "nondiscriminatory knowledge" realized in action as "immovable wisdom": "It [immovable wisdom] moves as the mind is wont to move: forward or back, to the left, to the right, in the ten directions and to the eight points; and the mind that does not stop at all is called immovable wisdom".