Sentence examples for impossible to get on from inspiring English sources

They make it practically impossible to get on, unless you are a billionaire.

"It just makes it impossible to get on a school's payroll.

In many countries, first-time buyers are now finding it impossible to get on the bottom rung of the property ladder because they cannot scrape together the deposit.

It is suddenly impossible to get on the subway unless there is a seat free; standing is reminiscent of the freight cars that brought prisoners to the camps.

In the first days after the attacks, with airports closed and flights canceled, train tickets were almost impossible to get on any route.

Unfortunately all the trains arriving at London Bridge were full, and it was impossible to get on.

Places where it might be impossible to get to on the ground for safety reasons, or a country with limited access like North Korea, can be reached with satellite imagery, aerial imagery and drone footage.

The thing about New Cross is that it's impossible to get to on the tube.

For now, his main complaint is that paralysis over the candidate makes it impossible to get to work on substantive issues, like what path Russia should take after the elections.

"In an emergency it would be nigh-on impossible to get out of such a small space".

"If I don't buy this year," he figured, "I'll probably be taken off the list, and it'll be impossible for me to get on again in the future".