| And his core constituency will certainly stay put, braving unbreakably the vagaries of the weather and any heavy-handedness of the state administrative machinery. |
| Bellamy suspects, without foundation, that he may have been cuckolded, and there must surely be days, and nights, when Françoise feels that she is sharing her bed with a walrus, yet they do belong unbreakably together. |
| It's the kind of home that leaves its mark on your skin, and though they might fight, the siblings' bond is unbreakably tight. |
| As relationships develop, time, trust and shared experiences can create unbreakably strong bonds. |
| Time, trust and shared experiences create unbreakably strong bonds. |
| This was a mutation of a relationship that should, in theory, be unbreakably strong. |
