Sentence examples for the immoveable from inspiring English sources

29 min This is pretty rubbish now: it's the resistible force against the immoveable object.

As a lengthy diary of one man's battle with the immoveable object that is Russia, it is necessarily grim.

The unstoppable force of her success combined with her image management has met – with a thundering crash – the immoveable object that is the Kardashian publicity-generating machine.

While it can be painful to read the unpunctuated trumpetings of some YouTube embryo, it represents a much better deal for fans than was the case in the 1970s, when teen magazines were the immoveable gatekeepers to the stars.

We're in a claustrophobic room set up for to-camera interviews, I've taken the low chair and Perlman's in the immoveable elevated canvas chair that keeps him on camera.

But they remain blocked by the immoveable conviction that the disciplines of the market economy – that alliance of destructiveness of nature and the inviolability of our human nature – are still the only route to the realisation of our deepest dreams and avoidance of our worst nightmares.

But stepping stones can be slippery buggers - a careless stride, a bad choice of footwear or a shove from a mischievous co-traveller and you're in the rushing rapids either to sink without trace or to desperately grab for the nearest immoveable object.

Were officials to go with the usual temporary immoveable obstruction – the TIO – a player who hit his ball over there could seek relief and it's likely that he'd escape high grass and drop "on a flattened piece of grass," said David Rickman, executive director of rules and equipment standards for the R&A.

The stack looks sturdy, immoveable, belying the impermanence and decorative purpose of the doilies, employed here to create an industrial architectural element.

Therefore, they assert that under Article 94 of the Land Law, which provides that "the owner of immoveable property is entitled to receive all types of fruits from such property," the villagers are entitled to receive the sugar grown on their land.

Neither beginning nor ending, it was the new – blank, immoveable.