Sentence examples for impossible to live there from inspiring English sources

'It is impossible to live there now,' one said.

The frequent, passing mentions of God in his lyrics are reflective of Colombia — it's impossible to live there and not become, to an extent, a cultural Catholic.

Another fear is that Mr. Bailey may bring modern mining machines into the old tunnels beneath the houses, making it impossible to live there anymore.

Photograph: Rob Stothard/Getty Images An elderly woman, Galina Berezina, had fled her home in Luhansk, and told the AFP: "It's impossible to live there right now.

In real life the partnership of the reindeer with the Sami peoples of northern Scandinavia is one of the great triumphs of domestication, enabling humans to build a culture in a landscape so cold, bare and hostile that without the reindeer it would have been impossible to live there at all.

"It's impossible to live there right now.

And they support the president, the asshole who is destroying it and making it impossible for us to live there".

The rejected provisions were parts of two laws — H.B. 56 in Alabama and H.B. 87 in Georgia — that sponsors had openly acknowledged were designed to root out and punish illegal immigrants, making it impossible for them to live there.

The islanders have claimed the marine park was a ploy to block their return, saying it would make it impossible for them to live there as it would ban fishing, their main livelihood.

There's a social, economic, political scene in America that makes it almost impossible for someone like me to live there.

But fairly soon he seems to have found her hard to look at, impossible to live with; there is evidence of repeated attempts to sell her.