You have to peel back his fingers just to cut the nails they're almost impossible to move, and it stinks like stale flesh.
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.
After they restrained my body, they restrained my head as well with the help of strong plastic cushions on the sides, which made it impossible for me to move it, not even for one centimeter to the left or one centimeter to the right, and obviously neither upward nor downward".
However much BP works with NGOs, it will find it impossible to move beyond petroleum, with all its attendant environmental problems.
Another van blocks the way, its flat tires and activists chained to it makes it impossible to move.
However it will almost always hinder progress, making it impossible to move forward.
This is said to make it impossible to move the permanent secretary (Cameron tried the alternative of moving Duncan Smith last year, but failed), since it would be an acknowledgment that what does happen, discreetly, is the new rule – that top officials are becoming political appointees.
In their view, Netanyahu's refusal to halt the East Jerusalem building makes it impossible to move forward.
Even if new controls in Cyprus make it impossible to move much capital elsewhere for the moment, rival havens are nonetheless intent on luring foreign-owned businesses that have been incorporated in Cyprus and might be happy to relocate.
In the F.Y.I. column ("Pull Over, Somehow," Jan . 9, a driver expressed concern that Manhattan's traffic congestion often made it impossible to move to the right to allow ambulances to get through.
