Sentence examples for be impossible to recreate from inspiring English sources
But that's because it would be impossible to recreate what they did.
Energy experts often note that it would be impossible to recreate today's energy infrastructure, given the intensity of opposition to pretty much any new development.
It might be impossible to recreate onstage the particular magic of Carroll's writing, which captures as no other literary work does the texture of dreams.
A cryptographic hash is a string of characters created from the original plain text by an algorithm (such as MD5 or SHA-1), from which it is supposed to be impossible to recreate the original.
The tie marked probably the last cup game under the lights at Upton Park, and the famous old ground crackled with an atmosphere it will surely be impossible to recreate at the Olympic Stadium.
Despite admitting that it would be impossible to recreate in the present highly developed ancient woodland habitats, Owen Paterson argued that the loss could be mitigated by a "huge offset" of planting elsewhere.
Mr. Breuer said it was "impossible" to recreate the language.
Ancient habitats are impossible to recreate and many others difficult to restore or recreate.
It's impossible to recreate the shock of the new that this cabaret boom created.
