Sentence examples for practically impossible to get from inspiring English sources

They make it practically impossible to get on, unless you are a billionaire.

Books are not available at national libraries and practically impossible to get via the internet.

San Gimignano's spiky towers are visible for miles around – it's practically impossible to get lost.

Once you lose it, it's practically impossible to get it back".

Home-grown Czech musicals, some awful, but some excellent, have become so popular it is practically impossible to get tickets.

Did we know it is practically impossible to get a get a copy of the Observer in Biggleswade after 10am?

"Everywhere in the East the administration found terrible housing conditions, and the possibilities of getting supplies are so limited that it is practically impossible to obtain anything.

Electric fans are practically impossible to find in stores, and air conditioners have jumped in price.

We even got a better deal (7% less) on Apple purchases…which anyone buying computers knows is practically impossible to find.

This makes it practically impossible to have a single, standardised national ballot.

It's practically impossible to find anyone who admits making a decision at GM today.