Sentence examples for impossible to replace the from inspiring English sources
"She's impossible to replace". The Joan of Arc analogy is perhaps too apt, added Dr. Groopman.
Cartier purchased the chains but decided it would be impossible to replace the De Beers diamond and the rubies.
Alec Dent, partnership manager, at BlaBlaCar, explains that it's impossible to replace the human element in recruitment.
"It is impossible to replace the man, but this is a question of a movement and a people," said Adel Abdel Mehdi, a spokesman for the group.
Agency officials say it would be impossible to replace the money on short notice, and programs will have to be cut if the money is lost.
Parents working on the fund-raising program fear that it will be impossible to replace the financing, if it is lost.
Rather, TNTP asserted, a high turnover rate among teachers who are "so successful they are nearly impossible to replace" -- the "irreplaceables" -- is the real problem.
CMJ will be remembered as quite simply one of the legendary characters of cricket broadcasting, someone impossible to replace in the Test Match Special commentary box.
You can tell he's impossible to replace because the BBC has lined up a whole host of people to take over from him, including Gordon Buchanan, taking a break from spotting tigers up mountains, and new signing Nick Baker, who you may know from Channel 5 or – more likely – his shows' appearances on Harry Hill's TV Burp.
