Sentence examples for impossible to move into from inspiring English sources
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.
However, Oxford found it impossible to move out into the rougher water to pass Cambridge and settled behind the Light Blues until near to Barnes Bridge where Maclagan moved and Culme-Seymour simultaneously spurted.
Recognizing that Allied air superiority would make it difficult if not impossible to move reserves into position once the invasion was underway, Rommel decided to concentrate the defences along the coast.
But it is impossible to move far without venturing into the open to cross to new villages.
For reasons not understood, it proved impossible to move the nanE mutation into this background on its own.
It's impossible to move quickly, impossible to not bump into or get bumped by --scores of people as I go from one point to another.
At one time in November he chose and respected a Madrid safety zone, but the Government said it was impossible to move the whole civilian population into a few streets; when the International Red Cross suggested a neutral zone in Madrid the Government reply was that "it was tantamount to admitting that the bombardment of the remainder of the civil population was a legal act".
Parked cars shifted into a strange Contemporary geometry, pinched in so it was impossible to move, even with tow trucks, The congested clogged world in a not unpleasant standstill.
