Sentence examples for impossible to take back from inspiring English sources
In this world, as in high school, it is all but impossible to take back an invitation to the party.
J.L.: The only thing unique about Texas with respect to miscarriages of justice stemming from faulty arson convictions is that Texas is a profligate user of the death penalty, making it impossible to take back its harshest punishment.
That sense, once given, however briefly, is impossible to take back.
It is impossible to get the toothpaste back into the tube once it is out, just as it is impossible to take back rude comments once they have been spoken, she said.
Of course, even in this dream scenario, it would be impossible for Republicans to take back control of the Senate before the 2012 elections.(Photo credit: AP) .
Their main worry is that "the agreement will make it nigh-on impossible for any government to take back control of a service currently provided by the private sector, should they fail to perform adequately".
Mr. Siegelman wanted to take back the governorship in 2006, but his indictment made it impossible.
"Even the most tech-savvy kids need to understand that... information or images they share can be seen far and wide... once something is posted online, it's nearly impossible to take it back".
Lord Owen, who was health secretary for Labour in the mid-1970s before co-founding the SDP, said it would be impossible to take the NHS back to its original purpose unless the UK votes to leave in the June referendum.
The Iranian society has undergone deep structural changes that make it impossible to take the country back to the early days of the Revolution of 1979.
