They're ancient burial mounds (one grave alone was found to contain the cremated remains of 100 individuals dating from 2200 BC!) and because they make it impossible to plough the land, they've always been impossible to farm.
There have always been impossible loves, because of class, arranged marriages, and other reasons.
"It's great living by the river but it has always been impossible to get food delivered to our house so we owe Domino's a big thank you for allowing us to have a night in," she said in a release.
The allure of paradise has always been impossible to resist— the symbolic pina colada, sabal palm tree, and silhouetted aeroplane are almost sacred at this point— but as artist Ralph Kistler notices, this vacation vocabulary has become part of a collective, synthetic vision of paradise.
The LNT model has always been impossible to prove correct, but it could be proven to be incorrect.
Getting me to expose my vulnerabilities had always been near impossible.
Mainstream politicians in Paris immediately began warning that the next political earthquake could be what had always been seen as impossible: Le Pen winning the French presidential election in six months' time.
Writing, which had always been hard for him, became a nearly impossible task, perhaps because he could no longer compartmentalize the emotions that his work inspired.
This had never been possible for the Seleucids, who had always been masters of regions so vast as to render a unified and absolute control impossible.
Kjersti had "always been against abortion", and therefore took responsibility for sparing the child by going against her own moral convictions, even though this made the choice "impossible".
