Sentence examples for next impossible from inspiring English sources
After every near defeat, these women pick themselves up, sometimes literally off the ground, and take the next impossible step.
Calvino's own life, too, didn't draw to a close but broke off abruptly with a cerebral haemorrhage, the next impossible book, finally, remaining unwritten.
He moved through life on a sort of motorized time machine into the future, stopping only to pick up his mail and prepare for his next impossible task.
But since he had opened the show with a torrent of solo improvisations on spirituals and country songs, and an imperious adaptation of Bach's D Minor Partita for Violin, the audience was anticipating the next impossible thing he would do.
In structural terms these books also codify his passion for beginnings and mistrust of endings, positions that perhaps explain why he habitually moved from one obsession to another, looking for the next impossible thing to write.
Perhaps hip hop's foray into theatre is merely exaggerating an inherent feature of the form, which by its nature is inflammatory and quick, eager to impress with the next impossible trick, a flick of a Zippo rather than a long burn.
The latter is next to impossible.
Having a family is next to impossible.
Mounting a comeback off Kershaw was next to impossible.
"Today," she said, "it's next to impossible".
