She proved immovable as Stanford encountered mud that wrecked her chip off the 13th green and continued a weeklong habit of misreading greens she said she thought she had "gotten away with".
Maybe the stadiums have predictive powers; in recent years, Yankee Stadium, its tradition proving immovable, has resisted the efforts of the mayor and team owner to get it to yield its team to a new ballpark on the West Side of Manhattan or in New Jersey.
To be sure, Mr. Assad may yet prove as immovable as his father, Hafez al-Assad, was before him.
When the two arrived at Old Trafford in 2008, Fabio was considered the more naturally gifted of the two, though his chances have been more limited by the fact that he is a naturally left-sided player, where Patrice Evra has proved fairly immovable.
On the one hand, the argument goes, with "Cats" squatting at the Winter Garden, and the megamusicals that followed -- "Les Miserables," "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Miss Saigon" -- proving equally immovable, the clogging of theater real estate had a stultifying effect on the development of new work; where would it be presented?
Following a midweek Europa League trip to Ukraine, it left a long way back for Fulham and although Chris Baird smacked a fine long-range shot, Krul was proving an immovable force.
In a country where the tyranny of distance is a major challenge, these options for immovable cultural heritage may prove to be useful.
His elegant solution of assigning images to immovable codes proved popular.
A century later, better-informed thinkers -- rock hounds and fossil sleuths, mostly -- upset conventional wisdom by proving mountains weren't immovable objects standing around doing nothing.
The Bulldogs' depth proved to be an immovable obstacle to that goal, as Prep failed to win a set in the No. 2 and No. 3 brackets and fell, 12-6, at Scholl Canyon Tennis Center.
