Sentence examples for it was impossible to remove from inspiring English sources

A rescue service source told state-run RIA Novosti news agency it was impossible to remove the books because of the intense heat in the building.

Concrete blocks were dovetailed into those around it, and cemented into those above and below, like a Chinese puzzle, so that it was impossible to remove any one stone without removing those above it.

Still on the first lap, Nico Hulkenberg, in a Williams, smashed into the concrete wall in the tunnel and his car spun around, spreading debris across the track and coming to a rest in spot where it was impossible to remove it quickly.

A technological novice who wrote his opinions in longhand and used his computer mainly to e-mail jokes, Judge Jackson refuted Microsoft's assertion that it was impossible to remove the company's Internet Explorer Web browser from its operating system by doing it himself.

Dr. John Gearhart of Johns Hopkins University, who was the first to derive human embryonic germ cells, said that it was impossible to remove all blood from the placenta and that the company had yet to prove that its cells were different from blood-making stem cells, a kind of adult stem cell.

It was impossible to remove one's self from the fray; the environment teetered on the precipice of becoming yet another Who Concert Tragedy.

In fact, if dust is present in the real atmosphere at a given time, it is impossible to remove its previous effect on temperature and stability from the initial conditions of an integration.

"It's impossible to remove Qaddafi, he controls the West.

It is impossible to remove the minuscule veins containing blood … and Jews are forbidden to eat blood".

In the end (to the annoyance of many) it is impossible to remove an element of judgement, of subjectivity.

It's impossible to remove part of the fabric, or to substitute a swatch, without leaving some trace: a few telling knots, or a change in the knit.