Sentence examples for impossible to come from inspiring English sources

Tickets are nearly impossible to come by.

"It's impossible to come back to New York," Colleoni said.

Credit, they remind me, was impossible to come by.

"It's literally impossible to come back the way Chrysler has set this up," Mr. Fitzgerald said.

That is almost certainly an underestimate, though the true figure is impossible to come by.

But maps of any kind were nearly impossible to come by.

It'd be almost impossible to come up with a background and cluster of affiliations so provocative.

Credit remains tough — but not impossible — to come by for first-time buyers, Mr. Roth said.

"If you consider the first goal, then the second, just before half-time, it becomes near-impossible to come back.

However, they found that information about women working in industry was well-nigh impossible to come by.

"It would have been next to impossible to come back later and get trans protection added," Mayfield said.