Sentence examples for and impossible to bring from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to leave your child and impossible to bring your child.

It also points, as Khalil Gibran Muhammad reminds us, to the myth of the coked-up criminal, immunized from pain and impossible to bring down.

It was just a very nasty situation.'' All the tension was making it hard to get much work done on the castle and impossible to bring paying guests into the home — especially important now that two families who had been paying rent were gone.

The troops brought to the island suffered from high rates of disease and it proved impossible to bring sufficient supplies through the Allied air and naval blockade.

• These policies have deeply harmed America's image as a nation of laws and may make it impossible to bring dangerous men to real justice.

Twenty years ago, a conservative majority of the court held that employees could not sue for racial harassment, and made it nearly impossible to bring cases with proven discriminatory impact without a smoking gun of intentional racism.

You can't kill a deer with a sharp stick, and it's all but impossible to bring down a rabbit with a thrown stone.

Mr. Ackermann acted as an intermediary between politicians and bankers, knowing it was impossible "to bring this package through Parliament without private sector participation," as he told German television.

Yet logistics and expense often make it impossible to bring course participants face-to-face.

And some kinds of films were impossible to bring to Fortnight.

Their problem is that any fixes are politically difficult if not impossible to bring about, and promise only marginal benefits.