Sentence examples for impossible to get off from inspiring English sources

"It's impossible to get off the alert list," Mr. England said.

That thing is as boring to ride as it is impossible to get off of.

It's sticky, it gets in your hair, on your clothes and it's impossible to get off.

She also quilted quilts, bottled jams, made Eskimo pies and was impossible to get off the dance floor.

It would have made a company like mine impossible to get off the ground".

Once this thing is on it's almost impossible to get off, which is good and bad.

"It's impossible to get away".

"It is impossible to get away from.

For forty years, we have been told that it is impossible and impractical to get off oil -- or even off of imported oil -- although every president since Nixon, including George W. Bush, has promised he would figure it out.

Yesterday afternoon, however, the Massachusetts governor, Paul Cellucci, withdrew his support for Mr. Robinson, saying "the sheer volume" of the accusations and "the disturbing nature" of some of them made it look impossible for the campaign to get off the ground.

He then asked "how long the crew had to get off if by some impossible chance another train came" and was told 60 seconds.