Sentence examples for impossible to blow from inspiring English sources
But by that time, he said, "it was almost impossible to blow down progressive thinking, and Rachmaninoff was already popular".
They can apparently light themselves, in an endless succession of universes, like those candles on birthday cakes that are impossible to blow out.
"I did a Mamet piece called 'Oleanna,"' he continued, referring to the 1992 two-character play about sexual harassment in academia, "and it's wall-to-wall talk, and it's difficult dialogue, impossible to memorize, you want to blow your brains out.
That may be impossible, given that the House hooligans have planted fresh land mines designed to blow us all up in a few months.
It's impossible to overstate how mind blowing this majority was.
On May 8 , 1907 the President wrote Saint-Gaudens, "It has proved hitherto impossible to strike them by one blow, which is necessary under the conditions of making coins of the present day".
"It's impossible to overlook what a major blow [Brexit] is … to 60 years-plus of American policy promoting European integration and trans-Atlantic cooperation," said Jeffrey Rathke, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and former deputy director of the NATO secretary general's private office.
It is impossible to understand the reason they were blown out of the sky.
