Sentence examples for being impossible to call from inspiring English sources

The whole appeal of English football is based on these situations being impossible to call: who knows which way the dice will fall?

It is impossible to call.

In short, it's impossible to call.

Yet the election is impossible to call because no one knows who will vote.

He reckons the outcome of the poll is impossible to call.

Given the strain on household budgets, it is impossible to call this a blessing, even a mixed one.

One of the most pernicious parts of my depressive episodes is that they are impossible to call in advance.

The outcome of the tortured battle involving NextWave, the rest of the industry and the regulators is impossible to call.

Also, if the actor who does Macbeth misses his cue, it is impossible to call him on stage.

With two of this country's finest youngest actors, Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly, squaring off in this superb new revival, a clean victory is impossible to call.

Critics, however, immediately challenged that statement, saying it was impossible to call the reactors stable when their fuel had melted through the inner containment vessels, and appeared to be attached to the concrete bottom of outer containment vessels.