Sentence examples for impossible to start something from inspiring English sources

"It's almost impossible to start something big from scratch".

"Sometimes it's better to end something and try to start something new than imprison yourself in hoping for the impossible".

Wanting to start something is one thing.

"I decided I had to start something.

'There was no road from Fort Frances or Thunder Bay … You wanted something done, or you want to start something or have something available, you [had to do it yourself].

Other students find it impossible to start writing.

Would it have been impossible to start SpaceX without PayPal?

It would be next to impossible to get something out of them.

Banks won't lend unless they see 200 or 300 percent collateral, which, tautologically, makes it impossible for entrepreneurs who have nothing to actually start something.

If you don't have something to finish, start something!

"It's almost impossible for young people today to start out and get something decent," he said.