Sentence examples for impossible to enter a from inspiring English sources
Similarly, it is impossible to enter a branch of Starbucks without seeing its name or logo somewhere, whereas many of Google's products have names and logos that might make you forget they were part of the family at all.
"There are at least three families with six places of recognition within the building," Mr. LeClerc said, adding that it was nearly impossible to enter a room of the sprawling building in Midtown without stepping over a dedication carved into the floor or beneath a benefactor's name written above a doorway.
"It has become nearly impossible to enter a bookstore without tripping over a pile of pink books".
In downtown Taipei, it is virtually impossible to enter an office building or hotel without having a probe stuck in an ear or beamed at the forehead.
O'Reilly argues that the opposite is true, that new marketplaces are forming and creating more jobs in sectors that were impossible to enter without a ton of capital behind you.
It's not impossible to enter student politics from a non-law faculty, but if you do manage it you'll be a fringe player at best.
In April last year, Sydney, Australia passed new legislation in an attempt to combat alcohol-fueled violence in the city, making it impossible to enter (or leave and reenter) a venue after 1 30 AM or buy a drink anywhere after 3 AM.
Therefore, they felt they only had one option: to choose the Hui ethnicity, because it is impossible to enter the Tibetan cultural sphere while having an Islamic faith.
Other limitations: there's no place to carry luggage for a weekend, it's impossible to enter and exit the car with any dignity, rearward visibility is nonexistent, driving position is alarmingly low, it's fragile, it costs a fortune to service and it burns through fuel with impunity.
It was impossible to enter the restrooms at the main press center without a volunteer waving you inside, then breaking out the official Olympic squeegee to dry the sink when you left.
