Sentence examples for impossible to get back from inspiring English sources

Once she left public housing, it was next to impossible to get back in.

"It's impossible to get back to normal the next day, if at all," Mr. Zahavian said.

These adjustments effectively make it impossible to get back to the returns on equity achieved in the glory days.

And one certainty: that having once departed, it would be all but impossible to get back in again.

I did this once during a production of Uncle Vanya and found it impossible to get back into character afterwards.

Rayo have been down to the Second Division and to the Second Division B – known as the "well" because it is easy enough to slip into but almost impossible to get back out of – and back again.

Make Sure It's a Pause, Not a Dent" stating that, "When women leave the workforce, one of three things happens: They get divorced and often plummet into relative poverty; they find it nigh-impossible to get back in; or they find new jobs post-haste and everything is peachy".

It was impossible for her to get back to her apartment in midday to walk her dog.

It was impossible for them to get back that terrible points deduction.

And then for the kicker: as hard as it was for what Meyer described as "walking dead hordes" of people to get out, it would be technically impossible for anyone to get back in since TomorrowWorld limited access only to campers.

The New York Times finds an anti-Cantor local voicing that timeless, impossible sentiment: "This country needs to get back to the way it was".