Sentence examples for impossible to lay down from inspiring English sources
The trouble at the moment seems to be that it is impossible to lay down what service in a shop should mean.
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.
A bigger problem was the resistance of the Shipbuilding Commissariat which said it would be impossible to lay down any ships of new design until about 1950 and that only incremental changes could be made to the designs currently in production.
Boulders form parts of the walls, and the small, sparse monks' cells are designed so that it is impossible to lie down at full stretch.
"From now on Russia... has essentially lost influence over these people because it will be impossible to convince them to lay down arms" when there's a direct threat to their lives, the state RIA Novosti news agency quoted Peskov as saying.
President Vladimir Putin's spokesman in Moscow, Dmitry Peskov, said Moscow had no sway over the separatists: "From now on Russia essentially has lost its influence over these people because it will be impossible to convince them to lay down arms when there's a direct threat to their lives".
The original Times piece on the cost overruns said that the paper's analysis of project documents and interviews with experts suggested that it would be nearly impossible for the rail authority to lay down 300 miles of track from Merced to Burbank and construct necessary bridges, tunnels, electrical systems, and other elements by 2022, as planned.
Brahimi said he faced an almost impossible mission to persuade both sides to lay down arms.
