Sentence examples for like immovable from inspiring English sources

Earth's geographic poles may seem like immovable fixtures, but new evidence suggests that they weren't always where they are now.

In general, portable instruments are employed in close-contact applications like immovable artworks, contaminated soils and environmental diagnostic, while remote and stand-off instruments are normally used in analytical applications at distances where access to the sample is difficult or hazardous.

It may seem like an immovable, implacable place.

As Jon Paul Morosi writes on Foxsports.com, people around the league believe the Blue Jays have shifted what once seemed like an immovable balance of power — with a little help from the Yankees and the Red Sox, who are going backward so intently that they are beeping like a delivery truck.

The men kneeling around him are like statues, immovable and remote.

Internet addiction among teenagers and young adults may feel like an immovable mountain, and our understanding as parents of how best to help may seem mustard-seed small in comparison to the problem.

Aboriginal artists traditionally worked with transient media, like sand, or immovable media, like rock caves.

Delusions of grandeur and an unbearable tendency to quote German classics notwithstanding, Rehhagel is well liked as a unique, immovable object of Bundesliga history.

Along the lateral margin there are 14 movable spines present; additionally, 14 immovable tooth-like serrations are present dorsal to the movable spines.

The way things were back then seemed so immovable — like the Trajan's Column.

Mahela Jayawardene is in and already looking like the proverbial immovable object.