Sentence examples for make it impossible to keep from inspiring English sources

You have only to comment about Oswald in "Ghosts," "He's got syphilis, by the way," to make it impossible to keep a straight face.

But a slave who could swim was a slave with another means of escape, so slave owners went to great lengths to make it impossible to keep this skill alive.

One reason is that there is no equity cushion to fall back on in the event that job loss or any other financial setback — illness, divorce, major repairs — make it impossible to keep up with the payments.

"But when you actually get down to manufacturing a complex circuit with lots and lots and lots of logic gates, and making lots and lots of such circuits with very large yields, the manufacturing problems really make it impossible to keep going.

Some have come from west London, angry that the plans will see the skies above their heads filled with vapour trails and aircraft noise; others are greenies and climate scientists concerned that expansion will make it impossible to keep emissions under control.

Car companies don't put that there because they want to; they do it because physics make it impossible to keep a tall thing from rolling over more frequently than a short thing (oh, and because they're required by law to put that warning label there).

It makes it impossible to keep track of our conversation.

Posh educated people in governments making it impossible to keep head above water".

But aging technology and the sheer complexity of the program have made it impossible to keep pace, he said.

Or a golfing hotel in a district where water shortages made it impossible to keep fairways green.

Increasingly restrictive local laws and the rising price of insuring his facility had made it impossible to keep them, he said.