One night, third season of Girls, I was on deadline, finishing a script, and I found my eyelids growing impossibly heavy.
Harriet was the wisely, teasingly understanding helpmeet, and young Ricky was the adorable one, the mischievous boy who mispronounced words, made wisecracks, grew up impossibly handsome and became a pop star.
In the lush forests that we are inventorying, plants grow in impossibly steep places and tolerate the high rainfall that washes nutrients from the soil.
My little boys are grown and impossibly adult-like; tall and handsome with a hint of boyishness that I hope they never lose.
For centuries, farmers grew grapes on the impossibly steep granite hillsides of this appellation, just west of the Rhône.
Weeds just want to grow through the impossibly tight seams, and it's virtually impossible to pull them through those same tight gaps.
From cracks and fissures, birch trees impossibly grow, twisting and thrusting upward to catch a glimpse of sun.
When I was 13, "Christy" did things that seemed impossibly grown-up to me: she curled her hair with a curling iron, she drove around with missionary surfer boys, and she lived a chaste life in order to obey God.
For seven weeks, while the wheat grew in scorching heat under impossibly blue skies, two men clothed in the traditional black and white garments of the Hasidim stayed in a trailer overlooking the crop, to be able to attest that the wheat, once matured, had been untouched by rain or other moisture.
