Sentence examples for impossible came from inspiring English sources

But the first actual constructions (not, it must be noted, by means of the Euclidean tools, for this is impossible) came only in the 3rd century bc.

Hedgehogs routinely over-predicted: twenty per cent of the outcomes that hedgehogs claimed were impossible or nearly impossible came to pass, versus ten per cent for the foxes.

Froome, who described the conditions as "near impossible", came off twice and abandoned before the cobbles began.

Only Marina, it is decided, can perform the mission impossible — come home with evidence that will satisfy both parties.

Silicon Valley is full of middle-aged men who, a dozen years ago, proved they could make the impossible come true.

Yet that is what happened, starting in the 1970s, proving America's ability to make the impossible come true.

Questions like "When is 'Mission: Impossible 2' coming out on video?" Or "When is Bette Midler's show premiering".

The sometimes excruciating suspense of "The Impossible" comes from the efforts of the parents and children to find one another despite geographic displacement, a shattered communication system and a chaotic relief effort.

For starters, he has a habit of making the impossible come true.

It will be interesting to see what Impossible comes up with when it launches its consumer facing app.

In that way what was once seen as impossible comes quickly within our grasp.