Sentence examples for almost impossible to visit from inspiring English sources

It's almost impossible to visit one of them and not come away with an autographed copy of your own.

— It would be almost impossible to visit this town, in the heart of Sonoma County, and miss the Gravenstein, the sweetly tart (or tartly sweet) apple whose name suggests a Transylvanian undertaker.

She knew that Sandra had some serious problems that made it almost impossible to visit, so she could try to be reasonable about it and avoid the feeling rather than lambasting someone who really didn't deserve it.

Weekend highlights: Madison is a college town, of course, and it's almost impossible to visit without realizing that; the school has gobbled up the bulk of one side of the constantly visible capitol building.

And though I find it almost impossible to visit its awkward mini-mall without giving into the more immediate pleasures of Sichuan dan dan mian at Lucky Noodle King down at the other end, I have always been happy to know that the possibility of that chicken rice was there if I should need it.

It was almost impossible to see.

It's almost impossible to see both.

The problems emerged on 8 November when many people suddenly found it impossible to visit almost any website.

If you've ever visited Sydney, you'll know that it's almost impossible to differentiate the locals from Americans or Europeans.

Because while you can visit the houses of William Faulkner and Herman Melville, according to Zaborowska, it's almost impossible to do the same with black authors.

It is also almost impossible to obtain a reliable impression regarding the teaching abilities of staff during a visit of a few days.