Sentence examples for impossible corner from inspiring English sources

Eliot writes Maggie into such an impossible corner that death is the only way out.

Burnham's defenders argue he was put in an impossible corner and did his best to balance his conscience with his respect for Harman.

At Vanderbilt & 42 a cop had the situation well in hand, but Vanderbilt & 43rd that impossible corner where taxis are extruded at irregular intervals from Grand Central Station, the jaywalking situation was, as it usually is, practically hopeless.

But what I liked most about this excellent performance was Bushell's awareness of the absurdity of her situation and that of humanity at large: when she urges Eilert Løvborg to kill himself "beautifully" she does so with a faint giggle and exits for her own death with the stoical smile of a woman who realises she has painted herself into an impossible corner.

"Might Jax actually now realize the impossible corner his wife has been placed in and her desperation to get out of it by any means necessary?" he wondered.

Despite the public wariness, born of watching Mr. Milosevic manipulate his way out of seemingly impossible corners, the Clinton administration has concluded that the Yugoslav has finally lost his magic.

On Oddball, get the ball and jump throw it into an impossible to reach corner.

Nearby scaffolding, a subway entrance, a few homeless people on the ground and tourists looking for a deal make the corner nearly impossible to navigate.

It is all but impossible to control every corner of a racecourse, especially for marathons in cities like Boston, London and New York that wind through and over narrow city streets and bridges, offering places to hide for bombs and snipers.

Jones needed just one quarter to reach 100 yards, with two touchdowns, one when Ryan shoehorned a pass into a seemingly impossible spot in a corner of the end zone.

Eventually they would reach a speed at which they would find it impossible to turn the corner and stay on the track.