unrestrainable造句

• :" Urged on by unrestrainable forces, today's world asks for a revolution.
• In the interview, Annan was asked whether he felt that the United States " is becoming an unrestrainable, unilateral superpower ?"
• On 4 June 1951, a 1 0 victory allows their promotion to the Serie B and the supporters exploded with unrestrainable and passionate enthusiasm.
• Ronaldo, who looked unrestrainable for rival defenses in the most recent games as he recovered form and confidence after a mid-season pause, said his goals were the result of a good teamwork.
• James Remar plays Frank Cisco, a no-nonsense ex-cop who owns a private security firm; James Belushi plays Steve Wegman, an unreliable, unrestrainable lout who wheedles a job out Cisco.
• Morganna ( who, for the record, has been arrested 19 times in about 18 years of bounding onto fields of play to kiss startled players ) obviously has some experience trying to restrain that which appears unrestrainable.
• In the coming epoch, in every regions of the Byzantine Empire ( of whom Catania with the entire Sicily was a dominion ) began the fierce and unrestrainable destruction of the sacred icons, the so-called " iconoclasm ", which Leo openly opposed to.
• To understand the new Ivester mantra, you first need to understand what the Coke watchers of the world have known for a few years : The growing group of so-called anchor bottlers is the worldwide muscle behind Coca-Cola's booming bottom line, its superior sales growth and its unrestrainable stock price.
• Todd McCarthy, a film critic for the " Variety " magazine, wrote : " Clearly enamored of the culture it examines while resolutely remaining an outsider's romanticization of it, yarn is disappointingly content to recycle familiar attitudes about the nobility of ancient cultures, Western despoilment of them, liberal historical guilt, the unrestrainable greed of capitalists and the irreducible primacy of Hollywood movie stars ."
• It is stated in these records that Ratna Pala was a warlike and powerful prince and that " by reason of the elephants pearls, carried forth by the impetus of the unrestrainable stream of blood running from the split foreheads of the elephants of his enemies, his, Ratna Pala's, battle field looked beautiful like a market-place strewn with the stores of merchants and ruby-coloured through the blood of the slain ".
• Toot didn't speak in the episodes " Foxxy vs . the Board of Education " and " Nipple Ring-Ring Goes to Foster Care . " Clara and Xandir didn't speak in " Breakfast Food Killer, " and Ling-Ling had no dialogue in the episodes " Dirty Pranking No . 2, " " A Tale of Two Cows, " " The Drawn Together Clip Show, " " Spelling Applebee's, " and " Unrestrainable Trainable ."
• In his 1872 introduction to his collected writings, ( by which time he was no longer an outcast, but had established himself as a leading artist ) Wagner wrote of this essay :'I believed in the Revolution, and in its unrestrainable necessity [ . . . ] only, I also felt that I was called to point out to it the way of rescue . [ . . . ] It is needless to recall the scorn which my presumption brought upon me [ . . . ]'The essay, the first of a series of polemical blasts from Wagner in the years 1849 to 1852, which included " The Artwork of the Future " and " Jewishness in Music ", indeed provided fuel to those who wished to characterize Wagner as an impractical and / or eccentric radical idealist.