Sentence examples for impossible name from inspiring English sources

The villain of the piece is a virulent fungus, an amphibian athlete's foot from hell, with an impossible name, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, which scientists call "Bd" for short.

On her way home one afternoon, she notices that an applicant has the same impossible name as the teenage love of her life, F. Scott Feinstadt (Topher Grace).

The villain is a rather extraordinary fungus, an amphibian version of a case of athlete's foot from hell, with an impossible name, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, which scientists call "Bd," a virulent, lethal fungus that has spread around the globe.

And I'm depressed because I've been reading in American Vogue about a wedding between a woman with an impossible name and a banker, I think his name was Striker.

You may recall that back in the summer of 2009, there was a lot of hubbub over a Google 20percentt project with a near impossible name: Pubsubhubbub.

I remember when the Icelandic volcano with the impossible name erupted, because it was a time of unnatural silence.

The National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies, or Naccrra, (this is an area replete with extraordinary people organized into groups with impossible names) says that in some states the average annual price of care was larger than the entire median income of a single parent with two children.

Poets call upon the season to symbolize nameless specters lurking in their minds; it is a descending darkness that represents our fears, both named and impossible to name.

In fact, it is almost impossible to name a single figure from the nineteen-sixties, apart from Janis Ian and a few college radicals late in the decade, who was born between 1946 and 1962, the years of the boom.

It would be impossible to name just one person.

It is impossible to name a single BBC programme that fails to meet such tests.