Sentences with phrase «once untouchable»

How long before the once untouchable 25,000 mile domestic roundtrip frequent flyer award no longer makes sense because you can buy any $ 300 roundtrip for just 15,000 bank points?

A rescue group covered the expense at that time and that once untouchable dog is living comfortably in a home with kids and though still timid loves his people.

The once untouchable Boxster has come unstuck, swapping a naturally aspirated «six for a poor sounding, poorly performing turbo «four

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So many things which once had distressed or revolted him — the speeches and pronouncements of the learned, their assertions and their prohibitions, their refusal to allow the universe to move — all seemed to him now merely ridiculous, non-existent, compared with the majestic reality, the flood of energy, which now revealed itself to him: omnipresent, unalterable in its truth, relentless in its development, untouchable in its serenity, maternal and unfailing in its protectiveness.

I just want to love them for who they are, enjoy their company, and hopefully (without words) assure them that we do not want to be who we once were; untouchable and unloving.

Usain Bolt stole the show (again) when he broke a record once thought untouchable, and after repeated disappointments, the U.S. had a run of its own

Once Higgins returned the next week, the offense was almost untouchable.

The previous mark, set by his Aussie predecessor Greg Norman at 14 - under, once seemed untouchable but Day is in line to rewrite it all this weekend at TPC Sawgrass.

Once a seemingly untouchable name on the teamsheet, Iniesta has found his playing time this season limited because of injuries and the signing of Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool, with the 25 - year - old Brazilian regarded as Iniesta's long - term successor at the Nou Camp.

Once again the mighty Real Madrid have ended the season by being crowned the champions of Europe, making it an amazing and untouchable record of lifting the European cup 11 times.

I firmly believe once we have rid ourselves of Cesc, Rvp, Nasri «wegners untouchables», the Gunners will have taken one huge step in the right direction.

Time's Up has thrown its support behind the grass - roots protest campaign #MuteRKelly, putting new pressure on the once - untouchable R&B musician after more than two decades of allegations of sexual misconduct.

Xscape offers a chance to once again be whisked back to his creative prime and recall the man before his flaws felled him, when he was untouchable.

Cranston still is the heart of the show though and his performance once again is untouchable.

The combination is still strong enough, including one of Danny Elfman's better scores, with De Palma once again (with longtime editor Paul Hirsch) proving as he did with The Untouchables (1987) that he knows what to do with multi-channel sound.

The Tony - and Emmy - winning Bryan Cranston is about to transform once again for his next role in «The Untouchables.»

It is not the untouchable bullet proof institution it once was, and while Father James is by all rights one of the ``

However, once you learn that collecting 999 ninjutsu gives you an unlimited supply of enemy - seeking death missiles, you are largely untouchable by anything bar pitfalls.

Kirkland is using its overflowing coffers to aggressively recruit from rivals that once seemed untouchable

But no one can deny that Kirkland & Ellis has used its overflowing coffers to aggressively recruit lateral partners - including from rival firms that once seemed untouchable.

It's a subject to which attorney and Sen. Barack Obama, D - Ill., raises an eyebrow in his latest weekly podcast: Once Obama's done raving about the White Sox, he archly questions why the Bush administration sought to place Roberts» Catholic religion in an untouchable category, while the president himself has been vouch safing Miers» faith.

Oddly untouchable by critique or analysis, humor unamusingly and paradoxically manages to be two things at once: a source of both great healing and great harm.