Sentence examples for impossible to get around from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to get around..

It's impossible to get around.. I haven't been out of the house in 5 days.

The New Yorker, October 1, 1927 P. 9 Conditions of streets on Mayor Walker's return from abroad Almost impossible to get around because they are torn up every where.

By James Thurber and Harold Ross The New Yorker, October 1, 1927 P. 9 Conditions of streets on Mayor Walker's return from abroad Almost impossible to get around because they are torn up every where.

For travellers, there was no point in visiting; it was impossible to get around without fuel and far too expensive.

Let's be honest — even with both Uber and Lyft operating in Austin, and even with both maximizing supply by trying to fill more seats in each car, it'll still be nearly impossible to get around during SXSW.

If the bricks were not laid properly, she warned, it would be impossible for those in wheelchairs to get around in bad weather that is pervasive most of the year.

(She seems to get around).

Yesterday it was almost impossible to get down the street around here".

And of course it's impossible to get a job around here that makes any money.

In my case, over the years, it's been followed by: "If people are a bit off with you it's because it's impossible to get a job around here if you're white these days", "I'm not sure whether an afro really works here", and "Why do you need to have a BME network?