Sentence examples for impossible to surf from inspiring English sources

It's nearly impossible to surf the Internet, open a newspaper or magazine, or watch television without seeing a celebrity selling something.

It is now virtually impossible to surf the cable spectrum without landing on a series built on the Beers template: shows about bush pilots, swamp loggers, wild-pig hunters, gold miners, snake wranglers, repo men, tugboat operators, animal-control officers.

These days, it's nearly impossible to surf the Internet, open a newspaper or magazine, or watch television without seeing a celebrity selling something, whether it's umbrellas, soda, cars, phones, medications, cosmetics, jewelry, clothing or even mutual funds.

After all, it is commonly acknowledged that it is almost impossible to surf the Web on a cell phone, or even a pager with a small keyboard, with the same ease as on a desktop computer.

The phrase "Eddie would go" derived from when surfers saw a wave that was so big it seemed impossible to surf, but...Eddie would go.

In the days when Coney Island was a summertime playground for millions of American families, Philip's, a little red-and-white candy stand on Surf Avenue, was impossible to bypass.

Surfing seems almost impossible to ruin on the big screen -- it's so photogenic that it's hard to believe that color film wasn't invented just to capture it.

What's more, the best surf spots are often impossible to see from shore.

Unless you are well versed in global swell trackers and surf forecasts, it will be impossible to make plans 48-hours or more ahead of time.

It's almost impossible to drive down the interstate, walk through an airport or surf the web without seeing advertisements for a master of business administration degree.

And for all but the most technically adept, it remains next to impossible to tell when or by whom you are being tracked as you surf the Web.