Sentence examples for practically impossible to take from inspiring English sources

"Given the demands of the network schedules, it's practically impossible to take all care and love we would like to on the technical aspects," Scheimer said in a 1981 Times interview.

In June 1776, American Patriot officers Henry Knox, Nathanael Greene, William Heath, and Israel Putnam examined the terrain on which Fort Washington would be located; they agreed that if the fort was properly fortified, it would be practically impossible to take.

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

It doesn't take a brain surgeon to say that it will be practically impossible to get the prime minister on set, as we do at the moment".

She turned serious by adding, "they have been projects that were practically impossible to make.

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

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".

It is practically impossible to get over a bad session of oral sex.

However, at birth it is practically impossible to select muscle fibers.