Sentence examples for impossible to join from inspiring English sources

All this made the tiles impossible to join without the use of higher mathematics and It.

There was lots of crying but I found it almost impossible to join in.

José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, waded into the debate by saying that an independent Scotland would find it "extremely difficult, if not impossible" to join the EU.

This will make it virtually impossible to join the euro before the next election, which will probably be in 2005.The Treasury's analysis has spawned 18 supporting studies and will run to 2,000 pages.

These points would be badly distributed on the curve; they would be crowded in certain regions, rare in others, so that it would be impossible to join them by a continuous line, and they would be unavailable for other applications.

I found it impossible to join in the mirth that greeted the account of his parents wanting to come to see him in Oxford and him not wanting them there.

It is impossible not to join him, like a conspirator.

With a back catalogue like Diamond's, it's impossible not to join in.

The jokes are groaners, but Clayton laughs so hard that it's impossible not to join in.

As always, it's impossible not to join in at home, and that's why people watch Take Me Out.

She laughs again and it is impossible not to join in, especially when you know the back story.