Sentence examples for unstoppable to from inspiring English sources

The Kings appear unstoppable to outsiders at the moment, but Devils Coach Peter DeBoer sees things differently.

São Paulo v Santos, Brazilian league play-offs 2002 … The 2010 Brazilian team: "functional" and "boring" to some, "deadly" and "unstoppable" to others.

And then there was television drama, of the early golden age when plays were performed live, unedited, immediate and unstoppable, to paraphrase Mr. Foote's recollections in "Beginnings," his second memoir, out in November.

The country went from the high of beating Scotland to away defeats in Paris and Cardiff, the schedule not really giving them a chance to kick on, while the centre went from his opening games, when he was unstoppable, to being put in his place by a quite inspired Mike Tindall.

9.42pm GMT Email From Michael Philip Aston: Long way to go, at some point, Pats will surely get a break and we all know how the Broncos can flip that switch from unstoppable to just awful, and when they collapse, they tend do it in long spells… what is it about Pats games that seem to be determined so often by officials?

Perception changed from the market being unstoppable to founders and their investors having uncertainty.

Romney's unstoppable tendency to point to his own wealth was the comb-over of political commentary: could he possibly think it looked good?

It would take a new breed of thinkers underscored by an unstoppable desire to "win" to extinguish convention and replace it with WOMAN.

Indeed, the feeling of being marginal is at the heart of what appears to be an unstoppable drive to war.

David O. Selznick, who married Irene Mayer, made a festival out of Christmas to channel his unstoppable urge to give away anything he could think of.

That would be a blow to his hopes of gathering an unstoppable momentum to sweep Gingrich out of the race and to shake Romney's lead in delegates.