Sentence examples for be impassable in either from inspiring English sources

The gap can't be impassable in either case.

Streets can be impassable in a storm, so if you want to use your car as a de facto generator, stock up on gas (Scepter 2.5-gallon canister, $10.50).

Instead of constructing the proposed road — which would be impassable in severe weather — taxpayers invested $37.5 million to upgrade the health clinic at King Cove and purchase a state-of-the-art hovercraft for medical evacuations.

The poets delight in crossing in their imaginations borders that are impassable in reality.

Roads were impassable in some states, and mass transportation was hobbled in others.

The driveway was impassable in icy weather, and the garage frequently flooded.

Meymaneh is linked with neighbouring towns by highways, but they are impassable in places during spring floods.

The dirt road from Reykjavik to Vik was impassable in the winter, but there were some airlifts.

This was an isolated village, roads were impassable in bad weather.

The portion between Lower Lake and Wilbur Springs was impassable in wet weather, at which times the Bartlett Springs and Bear Valley Toll-road via Upper Lake and Bartlett Springs was available for $1.50 each way or $2.50 round trip.

By 1929, U.S. Highway 38 (now U.S. Highway 6) had not yet been fully gravelled in southwestern Nebraska, and most roads off the main highways were impassable in bad weather.