Sentence examples for impossible has become from inspiring English sources

"And now the impossible has become real".

What was once deemed impossible has become commonplace.

Less than a week later, what once seemed impossible has become a plan — one that will depend on Mr. Assad's cooperation and that will need to be put in place in the middle of a fierce conflict.

Selfhood and images, imagination and environment, converge as never before, even as surrealism, or, simply, the cinema of the impossible, has become even more commonplace, thanks to C.G.I. for that matter, thanks to Snapchat filters than the cinema of the possible.

It was because of the bold activism and savvy strategy of a seemingly unlikely duo -- the former Army Captain and the idealistic young law school grad - that the impossible has become reality.

Leicester and the impossible have become synonymous this season, but, alas, this was the wrong sport.

Ever since "The Producers" was nominated for a record 15 Tonys, this impossible ticket has become, like some Broadway extravaganza, the Even More Impossible Ticket.

Barlow and his friends and associates once dreamed of living off the grid; Snowden describes just how impossible that has become.

For the most part, though, Schwarzenegger is held up as the emblem of how impossible the job has become.

What was once impossible to do at all has become almost impossible to do credibly.

"Making an F1 movie has become impossible".