Sentence examples for immovable to from inspiring English sources

Crowds passed before him as if pinned immovable to metal strips.

Otherwise, cost-benefit analysis will become a permanent and immovable wall to future efforts to improve the stability, safety and transparency of financial markets.

to contract; to acquire and dispose of movable and immovable property; to institute legal proceedings.

The Government recognizes the juridical personality of FAO, and FAO shall have the capacity: to contract; to acquire and dispose of movable and immovable property; to institute legal proceedings.

But given Cameron's immovable opposition to Juncker, the issue was put to a qualified majority vote, with Cameron supported solely by Viktor Orbán, the pugnacious Hungarian prime minister.

It would be reassuring to think that the modest increase in American musicals with original scores expected on Broadway this season (seven versus five last season and three the season before) is in some way related to the imminent departures of "Cats" (Sept . 10 and "Miss Saigon" (Dec. 31), those seemingly immovable monuments to British musical theater know-how.

Tatum was merely the immovable object to Stingley's irresistible force.

Once his mind was fixed, he became "immovable," able to defang "even the most difficult of prima donnas".

Nanny's immovable goal to see Janie "school out" meets its match in the teenager's bursting sexuality.

The union of the two countries (1960-1991) wan an undoubted failure by any measure and referendums in Somaliland have shown immovable resistance to its restoration.

But Mr. Long, the chairman of the state Conservative Party, has emerged this year as the single most potent — and immovable — obstacle to the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York.