Defying defeat

Usage examples of invincible.

And Sigurd, while a mighty man whose name commanded respect among the Red Brotherhood, lacked the aura of invincible luck and supernatural power that accompanied Amra the Lion.

The Castalia Invincibles might have been in rags, but they could fight.

When he came to the Castalia Invincibles, he picked Caudell out by his chevrons, handed him a length of iron with a curved and flattened end.

Like the Castalia Invincibles, the Chicora Guards were mostly recruited from Nash County, which made the rivalry between them all the fiercer.

The Castalia Invincibles were close to the center of the line, and so still close to the roadway.

The farmers who made up the vast majority of the Castalia Invincibles were lucky.

There was a stratagem nicely calculated to get the best from the Castalia Invincibles, Caudell thought- but then, Lewis had always had that knack.

All he could see of the parade was the couple of companies ahead of the Castalia Invincibles and, twisting his neck, the company right behind.

Whether she was called Melvin or not, her disguise could not have held up much longer, not from the way the Castalia Invincibles hugged her as she walked to the front of the car.

Then he saw a good many other men, especially those who had fought in the Castalia Invincibles under Captain Lewis, were also squaring their shoulders and bringing their feet together.

Several other Castalia Invincibles, men who knew Mollie was no lady, were among those who stood around chatting in the church.

Wren Tisdale, who ran the saloon, had fought in the Chicora Guards, not the Castalia Invincibles.

He wondered if that meant she intended to rejoin the Castalia Invincibles herself.

Lewis puffed out his already massive chest, as if to say it was only through his political pull that the Castalia Invincibles had obtained AK-47s.

AK-47s leaned against the courthouse wall in a row neater than the Castalia Invincibles were likely to form.