Sentence examples for impossible to replicate his from inspiring English sources
The 36-year-old knows he faces tennis's version of mission impossible to replicate his extraordinary 2017 campaign, when he won the Australian Open in his first official tournament back after six months out rehabilitating his surgically repaired knee.
Board members have cited Cortines, 83, as a model for the next leader, but it would be virtually impossible to replicate his experience: He has deep knowledge of L.A. Unified and experience heading other large districts, including the public schools in New York City.
He and his wife, Julie, had friends there, and a rich cultural life, but it was impossible to replicate the deep roots his family had in St. Francisville, which seemed an illuminated place.
It's a balance of physical comedy and atmospheric wit that's nearly impossible to replicate, but one that Chow repeatedly pulls off in his best films.
The most direct way is to investigate real injury incidents, but it is unethical and impossible to replicate on test participants.
The equipment malfunction notwithstanding, Wotherspoon declared the outing a success because he was able to go through his race-day paces — jitters and adrenaline rush being impossible to replicate in practice.
His legs and chin will then finally get the real test that is both impossible to replicate and, equally difficult, to predict.
