Sentence examples for impossible to move because from inspiring English sources
Carlos Zambrano and Alfonso Soriano are almost impossible to move because of their contracts, but if the Jays were able to pawn off Vernon Wells, anything's possible.
The radio, describing the scene, said (according to the British United Press): "From the entrance of the Piazza it is impossible to move because the crowd is so great.
"First," Aristotle says, "there is the argument about its being impossible to move because what moves must reach the half-way point earlier than the end" (Ph. 6.9.239b11 13).
You know, at the turn of the 20th century, when public sentiment wanted a lot of things done to deal with industrialization and the problem of the slums, the Senate was impossible to move because it was millionaires in there.
In addition, it was impossible to move to a cheaper place because between 2002 and 2008 the city lost nearly 200,000 affordable rental housing units, according to the city's public advocate's office.
British troops had been ordered to stand fast overnight, they said, because it was impossible to move into the town in darkness without risk of further clashes.
Last year we hired a crane to lift some giant unclipped bays over a house because they were physically impossible to move by hand.
"We had to leave because the terrorists, the rebels, made it impossible to move," Manel said, clearly angered at the family's predicament.
La Forge argues (as Descartes had done: CSM I, 237 9) that it would be impossible to move only one part of matter without moving others in its vicinity, because matter is impenetrable; therefore, any given part of matter could move only if other parts move to make room for its relocation.
