Sentence examples for be impossible to roll from inspiring English sources
Even if Mr. Romney wins the presidency, depending on which parties are in the House and Senate, the act may be impossible to roll back.
While Mitchell thinks it would be "impossible to roll back the haphazard and violent growth of Brazil's cities through reforms in the countryside," he added that "land reform would significantly alleviate violence in the countryside".
The issue has bedeviled many New York mayors because, under New York State law, it is impossible to roll back the size of the pensions promised to current city employees.
In Florida, juvenile queen conches are known as "rollers", because wave action very easily rolls their shells, whereas it is nearly impossible to roll an adult specimen, due to its shell's weight and asymmetric profile.
The trend first erupted in Japan, despite the fact that city sidewalks there are so crowded with women teetering on eight-inch platform shoes that it is impossible to walk, much less roll.
As it was impossible to get a perfect roll, the spacecraft actually swept out a cone as it rotated.
With Mr Bush and John Kerry both attracting around 90% of their party faithful, new voters could determine the outcome next week.It is impossible to tell from voter rolls which side has done the better job of signing up supporters.
The structure of Tattoo Fixers is always the same: in a tattoo studio that is impossible to place because the B-roll has it being anywhere from Old Street to Hackney Wick, four tattoo artists and a receptionist will do some banter.
"It's pretty much impossible to roll a 100-foot bone by throwing paper out there and trying to just roll it," Laham told the paper.
