Sentence examples for been impossible to bring from inspiring English sources

But it would have been impossible to bring any other Nixon to the Met for this premiere.

The local police are "acting" – some incidents have been logged, but without evidence from neutral eyewitnesses it has been impossible to bring a case.

However, the Bosnian Serb historian and diplomat Slobodan Soja told Agence France-Presse: "It would have been impossible to bring everyone [Serbs, Muslims and Croats] together on June 28 in Sarajevo".

*. 'There is no doubt that without his information, which the [Israeli intelligence service] Mossad used with such great effect, it would have been impossible to bring Eichmann to trial.'.

However, Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times, while noting that Maddalena's voice was not as strong as it had been at the world premiere, maintained that due to his long association with the role, it would have been impossible to bring the opera to the Met with anyone else as Nixon: "Maddalena inhabits the character like no other singer".

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

"It's impossible to bring things back under control as they were".

went 8-4 and won its second consecutive bowl game because Tomlinson was impossible to bring down.

"The blockade means it's impossible to bring anything into the country.

And truly dangerous men were treated so badly that it may be impossible to bring them to justice.

"If they don't understand what we call collective embezzlement, where people are literally looting their own firms, then it's impossible to bring cases".