Sentence examples for impossible destination from inspiring English sources

President Kennedy's space agenda had a spectacular, almost impossible destination, but it stirred our passion.

Its website says: "Many people think that Antarctica is the impossible destination – impossible to get to, impossible to afford, impossible to understand.

It wasn't long ago that Las Vegas was considered an impossible destination for major sports franchises, given the NFL and other leagues' staunch opposition to legalized sports gambling.

All of this sounds surreal and has given the Amazon its fairy tale reputation that makes it seem like an impossible destination not only to reach, but be able to survive in.

It's also a perfectly impossible California destination, because you can't stand under these falls.

As many will learn Monday, when the 2011 rankings are announced in London, a spot can catapult a place from insider favorite to impossible-to-get-into destination.

This makes real-time operations of robotic vehicles difficult or impossible for deep space destinations ("JPL to Spirit rover: Avoid that cliff!"... "Spirit rover?"... "Spirit rover???"), and has generally led to operations concepts typically based around time-stamped command lists radioed up to these deep space vehicles followed by daily to weekly response and reaction latencies.

"It's impossible that they reach their destination [in a Zodiac]," he reckons.

In life, the mindset of a hen is impossible to achieve and our destination hard to ignore.

So planning an itinerary that starts with a return flight to Europe and subsequently booking a separate ticket to another destination is not impossible; it is just not going to offer value for money.

It is true that sometimes it is impossible to determine the ultimate destination of a communication on a packet-switched network passing through American wires: A target may send an e-mail that sits on a server here in the U.S., and it may not be clear in advance from where the recipient will download it.