| After only a day or two of wind-shredding, the micron-thick plastic of a dry-cleaning bag is all but unremovable. |
| Because getting born in poverty and living in the street shouldn't be unremovable destinies. |
| The bottom of the iron should be clean so that unremovable smudges will not be left on the paper. |
| Do you mean that because he was in human resources he was unremovable? |
| He has revolutionised Test cricket with his policy of scoring runs fast, yet on a dodgy wicket he is perhaps the most unremovable batsman spawned. |
| True, the subtitles are unremovable, and there are no extras whatsoever, but we're talking over three hours of Anna Karina for a reasonable price. |
