Sentence examples for impractical to fill from inspiring English sources
While it might be impractical to fill your luggage with marquee items like tables inlaid with mother-of-pearl, more portable items abound.
Real lava is impractical to take into the classroom — not to mention searingly hot.
It is financially impractical for a poorly funded tropical herbarium to fill its shelves with weeds such as Eichhornia crassipes (Mart).
While that remains impractical, new hope is on the horizon for digital monitoring systems that will help to fill this yawning gap-and to provide clues to each patient's treatment that no doctor could ever gather manually.
Impractical "large format" bottles also seem to be increasingly popular, but are practical only if you have one of those vast American fridges and keep nothing else in it, or if you can afford enough ice to fill a bath.
All are delightfully impractical, from freezing over the Mersey to wrapping a halo of lights around Arthur's Seat, and some are absurdly reductive, such as a project to fill one of Liversidge's own exhibitions with smoke so that the art is concealed behind a thick white mist.
