Sentence examples for impossible to get by from inspiring English sources

Most would probably agree on one thing: It is impossible to get by on $5.15 an hour or even a dollar or two more.

But knowing that the French have "fat mornings" instead of lie-ins, or that in Farsi the part of you that gets broken is not the heart but the gut, gives you a level of insight into the modes and mores of a culture that it is impossible to get by any other means.

"It's almost impossible to get by (alone)," said McDonald's worker Rita Jennings, 37, who was among about 100 protesters who marched in downtown Detroit Thursday.

Sometimes one acclimates to it, learns that it is not impossible to get by without whatever it was that was lost and which caused the suffering in the first place.

That same year, the Slovenian economy had the highest drop in GDP of all the Euro countries, so for six years it was impossible to get by if you were in your twenties and didn't already have a stable long term job.

It's not impossible to get hired by a company that doesn't recruit at certain business schools, but it's an additional barrier.

We're seeing a lot of market town developments that are impossible to get to except by car.

"It certainly seems impossible to get this done by the end of the Bush administration," Professor Glazier said.

It is impossible to get to Celebici by road without traveling through Foca, a town full of ardent Karadzic supporters whose hostility toward the Muslims they killed or expelled during the war has deterred refugees from returning.

Yet "Déjà Vu" is so wildly divorced from the here and the now of contemporary politics, policy and people that it's impossible to get worked up by its invocation of these three calamities, though a throwaway shot of a decimated New Orleans neighborhood used purely for some atmospheric flavoring is certainly vulgar in the extreme.

European Union foreign policy chief Frederica Mogherini said earlier on Sunday it was not impossible to get an accord by the self-imposed deadline but that a few extra days may be needed.