Sentence examples for makes it impossible to open from inspiring English sources

This makes it impossible to open.

There's no real danger: the difference in pressure makes it impossible to open the doors, and the double glazed windows are made of exceptionally stern stuff.

A closed off heart makes it impossible to open up and allow in happiness, great opportunities, and good people into our lives.

Mr. Levant said the appearance had been called off after the crush of the crowd outside the meeting hall made it impossible to open its doors.

But the house was barricaded at night, with shutters, locks and bars on the inside of the windows, making it impossible to open them from the outside.

They could say that "heartbeat" bans like Ohio's are fine, as are TRAP laws that make it impossible to open an abortion clinic, as are lengthy waiting periods or requirements that doctors lie to their patients and tell them that if they have an abortion they'll go mad and die from cancer.

When I visited the cold made it impossible to open my eyes.

For example, Shenhar reported the automatic retracting door handles occasionally failed to emerge from the body panel, making it impossible to open the driver's door.

He also saw that a 20 mm cannon shell had exploded just behind his headrest, which had made it impossible to open his canopy.

Tetanus affects the brain and nervous system, causing painful muscle spasms that can be strong enough to make it impossible to open one's mouth.

When I tried to get out of my bedroom, the door was blocked: The ironing board that was wall-mounted had fallen down, making it impossible to open.