Unmovable

He said: ‘We need to be stable, steadfast, unmovable while we go through this storm.

Alison Saar likes to make sculptures of strong Black women standing their ground: broad shoulders, wide stance, unmovable in their convictions.

At this time, he has two MVP awards – the second one making Curry the first player to win the award via an unanimous vote – and while he’s spent most of the current season dealing with injuries – his status in the game is unmovable.

One of the many unmovable aspects of his routine, daily runs used to offer him a moment to take in the familiar, comforting sights of his neighborhood as well as the pleasure of eavesdropping on the strangers he whooshed past.

Like Pryce, both Drew and O’Hare carry the younger versions of their characters within themselves (Atkins’ Madeleine seems somehow firmer, more unmovable, as if the old woman we meet has been ever thus.

Another possible start is to develop one horse to the edge of the board to avoid being blocked by one's own unmovable soldiers.

While the fixed-blade broadhead keeps its blades rigid and unmovable on the broadhead at all times, the mechanical broadhead deploys its blades upon contact with the target, its blades swinging out to wound the target.