Sentence examples for impractical escape from inspiring English sources
At one point, she devised a singularly impractical escape.
Despite Musk's escape pod idea proving impractical for the rescue effort, AFP reports that a spokesman for Thailand's military junta thanked the billionaire for his offer of assistance and for taking a personal interest in the operation.
It is mostly about raising homes, buildings and other vital facilities to escape rising seawater or, if that is impractical, building barriers.
They also have disadvantages in realizing an efficient Si NC LED, such as having an impractical structure for LED fabrication and absorption of light escaping out from the LED at the metal layer.
Yet Collins is taken with Attila's passenger-side wisdom, and learns to escape the confines of what she calls the "impractical, cerebral, hothouse tone" of her life, one of decided control and carefully assembled outfits.
If these ideas sound impractical, remember that only extreme measures will do when trying to escape the persistent buzz of connectedness.
But sequestering carbon dioxide underground is impractical in many areas, and it raises fears that the stored gas will escape.
