Sentence examples for impossible to lay a from inspiring English sources
Ian Archer (Drew Van Acker) is our hero, tall and good-looking and buff, with precognitive reflexes that mean it is impossible to lay a glove on him.
At some point, the realities of water in Texas will reach a point where it is impossible to lay all of the drought's harm on someone else.
It is impossible to lay all the blame on Obama.
By the early eighties, he concluded that the leaders of both Labor and Likud were complicit in the ever-widening construction of settlements throughout the territories and were making it impossible to lay any groundwork for Palestinian independence.
It may prove to be impossible to lay down such a barrage of dangerous poisons on the surface of the earth without making it unfit for all life.
The teaming of the district attorney who convicted Manson and his acid-blitzed girlie-robots, and a first-class California news reporter made for a long, detailed and harrowing masterpiece that is impossible to lay down and an essential book for those who wish to understand Los Angeles in the 1960s.
Since it is impossible to lay horizontal without putting a little stress on some part of the back, even bed rest will be painful, though not as much as standing or moving around.
The trouble at the moment seems to be that it is impossible to lay down what service in a shop should mean.
As a consequence, it is also impossible to lay out the foundations of set theory on a pure logical notion of set where membership faithfully mirrors predicate application, in the sense that, in the light of Frege, x ∈ y means that (1) y = {x | φ(x)} for some concept φ, and (2) φ truly applies to x. (For historical details on Russell's discovery of the paradox, see Moore 1995).
Europe's rigid labor laws that make it expensive or nearly impossible to lay off permanent employees have long been a boon to the employment agencies supplying temp workers.
Rafal Rohozinski, a network security specialist at the SecDev Group in Ottawa, said it was impossible to lay blame for the campaign on the Chinese government with any certainty.
