Sentence examples for because that would be impossible from inspiring English sources
"Half of us thought that he wasn't John Waters, because that would be impossible, and half of us thought that he was," Michael Bloch, a guitarist for the band, said.
I asked Clark if Machato could talk to me after her shift, but Clark said that that would be impossible, because the store would have to put her "on the clock," and thus file the paperwork to get her paid an extra hour's wage).
But others said that would be impossible because the vessel's interior is divided into hundreds of cabins, so there would not be enough room to inflate several very large balloons.
That would be impossible, largely because most coastlines have already been altered by such things as dams, pollution and aquaculture.
That would be impossible, these people said, because research does not pay for itself.
Can't stop laughing!" You have to respect some of the performers in Grown Ups, if not for their ability to mine comedy gold from shockingly poor source material – because that would be an impossible task in this instance – but for their sheer professionalism in maintaining the pretence that the lines they have just uttered are worth the oxygen used up in their delivery.
But I won't because that would be weird and technically impossible.
Forman says that features such as a giant Coke can were vital in order to fund the plan, but Locog said that because it would be impossible to avoid the items when cameras swept over the Park, it would contravene IOC rules.
Whenever Mr Barofsky tried to ensure that banks were using TARP funds to make loans the stated purpose of the programme he was told that it would be impossible because "all money is green".
We talked about shooting in a landfill site just outside Rio called Jardim Gramacho, but it became clear that it would be impossible, just because it was so hazardous.
