Sentence examples for impossible to move in from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to move in those circumstances.

Drivers faced off, honking, while the line of vehicles grew behind them; eventually it became impossible to move in either direction.

55 gallon (208.2 L) barrels are great but impossible to move in an emergency.

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.

"We do not have a deal," Ackerman said, "and for us, it's impossible to move forward in the absence of a deal".

Do not get a box that extends below the knees or past the elbows, as either trait will make it impossible to move around in. Ideally, the box will end just above the hips and at the shoulder line so that the wearer will still have no difficulties moving around.

"Without the flow of technical support … it will be impossible to move onto any such trajectory in the near future," said Ravi Prasad, India's climate change negotiator.

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.

It is in virtually impossible to move between the two worlds.

Just when you want to go back to your regular life (of no bangs or crime), they make it impossible to move on and suck you back in with promises of better times ahead.

His chief whip Michael Gove said it would be "impossible to move forward" without being certain of change in Scotland and England.