Sentence examples for impossible to kill it from inspiring English sources

Like kudzu, it may be impossible to kill it completely, but as a leader, you have to try... or eventually, it'll swallow you up.

The point I was making then was that it was impossible to kill piracy by hunting it down site by site, and piracy was always going to be present to some extent, so ignoring that reality was pointless.

Cobb came up with the idea that the creature could have a powerful acid for blood, a characteristic that would carry over to the adult Alien and would make it impossible for the crew to kill it by conventional means such as guns or explosives, since the acid would burn through the ship's hull.

A Vietnamese soldier, for reasons that will be forever unknown, found it impossible to kill John Kerry and his men.

Tank controls that forced players to awkwardly move by rotating their character left or right using the D-pad (holding up to move whatever direction they were facing) were unwieldy enough to have you feeling never quite in command of your actions, while a lack of ammo for any weapons you might find made it impossible to kill everything lurking in the mansion.

For decades, contractors had kept up funding for such boondoggles by making it politically impossible to kill them.

"They are the second-largest mammal on the planet and at that size it is impossible to kill them humanely".

Hyundai's message is that the all-water emissions of the fuel-cell-driven ix35 are so clean, it's impossible to kill yourself with the car.

When asked how many enemies he's recently killed, one samurai responds: "Since it is impossible to kill them all, I usually run away".

Other senses are invoked with visceral effect — it seems impossible to kill someone without filling the air with the smell of feces.

THERE is an adage among Pentagon-watchers to the effect that, once a weapons programme has its name inscribed on a commemorative coffee mug, it becomes impossible to kill.