Sentence examples for impossible to maneuver from inspiring English sources

Bigness, not variety, is Ms. Dion's true weapon — often it's impossible to distinguish between when she's singing about empowerment and when she's singing about heartbreak — and her voice is almost impossible to maneuver with any deftness.

Mr. Tobin said the rooms were technically accessible but were so packed with furniture, it could be almost impossible to maneuver in a wheelchair, and the extra-thick mattresses made the beds too high to reach.

"I design my jewelry on our bedroom floor, which makes it nearly impossible to maneuver," said Ms. Hornig, the visionary behind a line of eye-popping baubles whose profits are donated to charity.

Those things are impossible to maneuver, even when the aisles are clear.

Adan ordered Ya'iri to narrow his brigade's front and focus on clearing Akavish instead, but the lead paratrooper battalion was under such heavy fire that it was impossible to maneuver.

The 26th Infantry's initial attack on 13 October provided important insight on the nature of the fighting; American infantry had been ambushed by German defenders using sewers and cellars, forcing the advancing American infantry to clear each opening before continuing down streets, while Sherman tanks found it impossible to maneuver to suppress enemy fire.

While concerns about the health of the economy remain and Wall Street hungers for cuts, rising concern about inflation and a weak dollar leave the Fed in an impossible squeeze, with little room to maneuver.

WHY did the vote present House Republicans with a "nearly impossible choice" and give them "little room to maneuver"?

"The boat is very easy to maneuver, but it's pretty much impossible to fight against strong winds and current," she said.

This left them vulnerable to Hannibal's tactic of double envelopement since their inability to maneuver independently from the mass of the army made it impossible for them to counter the strategic encirclement used by the Carthaginian cavalry.

It's difficult to maneuver".