Sentence examples for impossible to work out from inspiring English sources

Essex are impossible to work out this season – again.

It's impossible to work out why The Simpsons would debase itself by allowing this to happen.

So with insurers taking different approaches, it is almost impossible to work out how valuable protecting your NCD could be.

On From Kinshasa, it's almost impossible to work out where the Congolese musicians end and the European guy begins.

Others stitched initials so shaky that it becomes impossible to work out quite what they were trying to convey.

Less a reading and more the sound of 12 tectonic plates simultaneously clearing their throats, it was always completely impossible to work out what Winstone was saying.

Except for Chauncey Billups's expiring contract, the Knicks' cupboard is now bare and it may be hard, if not impossible, for them to work out a trade for Paul, perhaps the league's best point guard.

I listen to music constantly: it's difficult for me to work without it; it's impossible for me to work out without it; I don't like walking around without it.

"It's nigh on impossible for people to work out how much added sugars they are consuming," says nutritionist Katharine Jenner, of campaign group Action on Sugar.

So it will be all but impossible for them to work out whether they need to use less fuel to stay within the allowed limits for a race - cars are allowed to use no more than 100kg of fuel in a grand prix and consume it at a rate of no more than 100kg per hour.

With so much volatility it is impossible for the average shopper to work out where best value really is.