Sentence examples for impossible to pick up from inspiring English sources
It's just about impossible to pick up a newspaper these days — though who actually picks up a newspaper anymore?
After the raids, it became impossible to pick up migrants at the connection houses and drive them into the desert.
It was impossible to pick up a large-chunked, overloaded lobster roll ($23, but I suspect the meat from an entire lobster was employed).
There is so much shame attached to laxative abuse that it barely gets a mention, so there's no wonder why it is so often shrouded in secrecy and therefore impossible to pick up or treat.
It is well nigh impossible to pick up a book about any social or political issue nowadays (including, I hasten to admit, my own) without coming across some data-heavy social science research.
I'm not interested in talking about my age, but it's become impossible to pick up a newspaper or click on a website without reading reams of bilge about older people – and we are nearly always discussed in a negative context.
Certainly a beautiful object, the 3.5-ounce Treo is hard to put down and impossible not to pick up.
The American military could also jam Syria's air-defense systems by sending signals that would make it difficult or impossible for radar to pick up American fighter planes entering Syrian airspace.
Senator Susan Collins of Maine, a Republican moderate who supports the Webb proposal, said she believed opposition from Mr. Warner would make it difficult if not impossible for Democrats to pick up the Republican votes needed to prevent a filibuster.
Just as at Old Trafford, Sterling played at the top of that diamond, and his pace and movement made him impossible for City to pick up.
Debussy's victory in the Arlington Million on yesterday was arguably even more impressive, given the way the four-year-old lost at least half a dozen lengths when trapped behind runners on the home turn and had to come from an impossible-looking position to pick up home favourite Gio Ponti in the final strides.
