Sentence examples for impasse where from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK — The two international auction houses are heading for an impasse where Impressionist and Modern art is concerned.

The two international auction houses are heading for an impasse where Impressionist and Modern art is concerned.

A skeptic might say: In this paradoxically fast-moving impasse, where you stand depends on where you stand.

And when we do, it's not like we hit an impasse, where I say "Well, my Canadian comedy school teaches me this should happen".

Now I am culpable and accountable for the things that got me to that impasse where I was just running, running, running, with nothing to show for it.

She was not allowed to go in the impasse, where the cars park and the concierge is always watching, so we went out through the gate to the street.

It's not the impasse over where to dispose of the radioactive waste that will remain highly toxic for 100,000 years, nor the terrorism risk, nor the dangers of building new reactors without containment and near to population centres as is proposed, nor even the cost which makes nuclear utterly uncompetitive once decommissioning is taken into account.

That impasse is echoed downstairs, where the love affair between Anna Joanne Froggattt), a housemaid, and the valet, Mr. Bates Brendan Coylee), keeps coming unraveled.

The anger from Clinton fund-raisers seems to emanate mostly from Florida, where the impasse appears farthest from resolution.

"But it also has lots of applicability to the present impasse in Washington, D.C., where neither side seems willing to budge".

The Senate action seems unlikely to resolve the impasse with the House, where the Republican majority wants to offset some of the cost with cuts elsewhere in the federal budget.