Sentence examples for cannot come to pass from inspiring English sources

To Gus, a man who insists that every word of every language springs from Greek, such a union cannot come to pass.

In other words, events brought about by unforeseen economic instability, socio-economic shocks, etc. are beyond the model, but this does not mean that they cannot come to pass in the remainder of the year.

And ordinary Mexicans sank still deeper into the gray swamp that surrounds authoritarian societies everywhere -- the miasmas of resignation and cynicism, streaked with bizarre and sinister conspiracy theories and brightly colored millenarian fantasies that cannot possibly come to pass.

If you want something you can be dead certain of, however, we'll offer you this: if there is one thing that both the Obama campaign and the Romney campaign have in common, is that both, right at this very moment, just cannot believe how it's come to pass that they aren't beating the other guy like a drum.

That dream won't come to pass by funding programs, because program funding cannot multiply anything.

But one cannot help but think their statement would have been rather different if the expected rise had come to pass.

But even if all that were to come to pass the country is locked in to a level of spending that it cannot afford in the medium term, assuming the current oil price.

That has come to pass.

So much has come to pass.

These predictions have not come to pass.

That may come to pass here".