unsinkable

the supposedly unsinkable ship hit an iceberg.

The unsinkable ship sailed across the ocean.

Her unwavering optimism made her seem unsinkable.

The Titanic was once believed to be unsinkable.

The unsinkable spirit of the survivors inspired others.

The unsinkable buoy kept the boat from drifting away.

His unwavering determination made him an unsinkable competitor.

The unsinkable rubber duck floated effortlessly in the bathtub.

The unsinkable lifeboat provided a sense of security for the passengers.

His unwavering faith in himself made him feel unsinkable.

The unsinkable nature of her love for him kept their relationship strong.

A prestigious journal, the shipbuilder magazine called the Titanic practically unsinkable.

The Titanic was never advertised as unsinkable.

" Waste of deck space as it is, on an unsinkable ship! "

Surely. An excellent longboat, light and unsinkable, which is used for excursions and fishing trips.

Every mountain is unclimbable until someone climbs it, so every ship is unsinkable until it sinks.

It was at the time the world's largest passenger ship and was supposed to be unsinkable.

The ship that was once called unsinkable was gashed by an iceberg on the night of April 14th, 1912.

When she sets sail in 1912, it's the largest moving man-made object on the planet, an unsinkable ship.

In the book, the Titan was described unsinkable, and Titanic's designer said the same thing about the real ship.

If not, Appel said they wanted to build an " unsinkable and unbreakable boat" and set out for Tahiti again.