Sentence examples for unbeatable by from inspiring English sources

An Alabama team considered unbeatable by a lot of analysts showed numerous warts tonight, but came away with a 21-17 win at L.S.U.

Sinndar was hailed as unbeatable by his jockey, Johny Murtagh, after winning the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe yesterday at Longhcamp in Paris.

Five no-trump was unbeatable by South, and when West started with two rounds of clubs, declarer took 12 tricks for plus 690 and 67.8 match points out of 76. (Plus 660 would have been worth 58.5 match points).

Boardman's time was set in an aerodynamic position that has since been banned and the record was considered unbeatable by many.

It's unbeatable, even by a clever machine.

In the early 1960s, Carroll Shelby hoped to build an unbeatable racecar by squeezing a large American V-8 into a small British sports car.

It's not an unbeatable plans by any means, but Streamburst could help make content distributors more comfortable offering their work for download.

There have been no terrorist incidents since then, but tourists still need to be reassured or tempted by unbeatable prices.Tourism is one of Egypt's top foreign-currency earners, but it is a snakes-and-ladders affair.

Competing in the Finn class – a one-man dinghy scarcely bigger than a deep freezer – he is unbeatable, as demonstrated by last year's clean sweep of the European, world and Olympic titles.

With online commerce offering infinite selection at unbeatable prices –enabled by centralized warehouses instead of thousands of locations– it looked as if nearly every retailer was doomed to face the same fate as Borders or Blockbuster going against Amazon.

In the limiting case δ = 1, competitiveness is closely related to the concept of being unbeatable, as introduced by Duersch et al. (2012).