Sentence examples for making it impassable from inspiring English sources

They tried to use a fire truck, but waves had thrown a storage tank across the road, making it impassable.

Ridges of granite stick through sandy soil in parts, making it impassable even by four-wheel drive vehicles.

"I tried to make it impassable".

Alternative methods include the use of tear gas or the spraying of slippery material on the ground to make it impassable.

As the refugees, who included six children, continued to enter the shaft, another water pipe broke, and then another, but the procession continued until the early hours of the morning, when flooding finally filled the tunnel and made it impassable.

They destroy anything and everything when driven out, making it uninhabitable and impassable for civilians and military forces alike.

Many Israelis wonder nervously if the Palestinians will try to repeat the gesture in September if, as expected, the Palestinians win statehood at the UN.Meanwhile the Israeli army, caught flat-footed both on the Golan Heights and on the border with Lebanon, will have to shore up the border, at least in the north, to make it physically impassable.

Important bridges have been destroyed and landslides have rendered roads impassable throughout the country, making it difficult to get help to those in need.

But to the Friends of Liberty State Park and other groups interested in preserving passive recreation there, the circus is an unpleasant intrusion that has knotted up the park with traffic jams on weekends, and on one recent Sunday made it all but impassable.

Modifying a ludicrously unrealistic, impassable bill to make it slightly less ludicrous and impassable is not a "compromise".

With inclement weather making roads impassable, will he make it home for Christmas?