Sentence examples for impossible to retake from inspiring English sources

Belle-Isle impressed on Montcalm the importance of maintaining at least a foothold in North America, as the territory would be virtually impossible to retake otherwise.

It also solidifies the Republicans' hold on the Senate until the next election, potentially depriving Democrats of votes on party-line decisions and making it almost impossible for them to retake the chamber by encouraging one or two Republicans to switch parties during the session.

Republicans will gain seats in 2010, but it will be all but impossible for them to retake the Senate, let alone gain a filibuster-proof 60-seat majority.

When Republicans captured the House of Representatives in 2010, the handwriting was on the wall: the job of closing Guantanamo would be impossible until Democrats were able to retake the chamber.

The military's assault on Assi Square, the scene of some of the biggest demonstrations against Mr. Assad's leadership, was an event that many activists and residents had thought impossible, evidence of the government's determination to retake by force a city that suffered one of the most brutal crackdowns in Syrian history in 1982.

At the same time, several army staff officers at the Imperial General Headquarters (IGH) also suggested that further efforts to retake Guadalcanal would be impossible.

They rushed back to retake their seats.

We're going to retake the U.S. Senate!

Democrats need 25 seats to retake the House.

Down six, the Buckeyes are looking to retake the lead.

To try to retake control, he convened its national council.