Sentence examples for impractical to drive from inspiring English sources
Now, it just seemed, well, impractical to drive all the way to Tennessee for ice cream.
Over the next couple weeks, I would have intense bouts of tearing whenever I went outside, even in the Robocop sunglasses they issued me after the procedure.** This made it impractical to drive and generally hard to do any outdoor activities.
Real lava is impractical to take into the classroom — not to mention searingly hot.
Impractical or not, the 540i is still a BMW, which means it is beautiful to look at, fun to drive, handles like a dream and has leather upholstery that you would never find in a Country Squire.
You want to drive it, drive it.
Instead, they want to drive down the world's nine nuclear arsenals to much smaller sizes as quickly as possible — perhaps to the tens or low hundreds of weapons, in the case of the United States — and, while doing so, to make nuclear weapons as illegitimate and impractical as possible.
Anyone living in a flat, or even a terraced house without a drive, will find it impractical to charge up the car unless they live in areas such as Brighton, Birmingham and large parts of London, where free charging posts are now relatively common (they are even popping up at motorway service stations).
