Sentence examples for impossible to shift from inspiring English sources

And Ford, I'll wager, will be impossible to shift.

Yet it has proved nearly impossible to shift their behavior.

But Sar Theth said it was "impossible" to shift so many bills on Cambodia's fake-savvy black market.

But this means that for his clients, a damaging newspaper article can be all but impossible to shift to page two.

The Administration set an arbitrary date of June 30th for the handover of sovereignty, which now seems impossible to shift, lest it cause even more violence.

He told me that he had even conducted workshops where it was nearly impossible to shift the primary prevention message from supporting positive men to remaining uninfected.

It was impossible not to shift around to avoid debris thrown by explosions, and virtual bullets whizzing past.

"That was neurotic, cowardly and self-destructive!" With an impossible-to-shift reputation as a perfectionist on screen, the closest he ever came was directing Straight Time, the 1978 film in which he played an ex-con fresh out of jail.

Unlike some do-overs of iconic brands which keep the name and nothing else, VW wisely hung onto the Bug's instantly recognizable pod shape, and gone was the impossible-to-shift car of old with its wafer-thin doors and noisy engine.

Labour's shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, argued the dynamic in May's party makes it all but impossible for her to shift any further in that direction.

The archbishop, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, spiritual leader of the world's Anglican Communion, stressed that the Church of England was not changing its teaching on gay relationships, but that it would be "absurd and impossible" to ignore shifting cultural attitudes.