Sentence examples for impossible to cross from inspiring English sources

"Impossible to cross London from west to south".

It is impossible to cross some streets without having to dodge a bicyclist running a light.

Passports issued by the government of Saddam Hussein are not valid, often making it impossible to cross borders legally.

Also, unlike most Manhattan streets, the divided highway with limited legal crossing points is nearly impossible to cross by jaywalking.

In Baghdad, after 2004, it became impossible to cross the street without the help of a fixer.

It was impossible to cross in Musan, so the girls walked past the main athletic stadium and into the mountains north of the city.

They still allow hearsay evidence, meaning that it in addition to making it impossible to cross-examine, one will never be known if such evidence is obtained through coercive means.

More importantly, it's damn near impossible to cross-reference information from multiple data sets without pulling it and analyzing it yourself.

This weakness arises from the use of different database-specific structure encoding formats that are difficult or impossible to cross-translate in a facile manner due to semantic and syntactic nuances that are intractable to automatic translation (Doubet and Albersheim 1992; Bohne-Lang et al. 2001; Aoki et al. 2004; Kikuchi et al. 2005; Campbell et al. 2008).

For American commanders seeking an ending in Afghanistan that spares the United States the humiliation visited on the Soviet Union, that could yet prove an impossible divide to cross.

"Who wants to invest in a place with all this unseemly fighting over long-ago affairs?" Some friction is unavoidable in a place where it is almost impossible not to cross paths.