Sentence examples for was impossible to save from inspiring English sources

"It was impossible to save the Great Republic," Twain lamented.

"It was impossible to save his life," said Mr. Balbuena, a retired taxi driver.

"Despite best efforts of numerous paramedics and the efforts of specialist doctor who came in an air ambulance, it was impossible to save his life," said Mr Speak.

According to court-martial transcripts, an attempt to move her was made at the next high tide, but she was taking on water and it was impossible to save her.

For her, it is impossible to save and move on.

"Today there's so much more stuff, it's impossible to save things now.

"It's impossible to save, because you're paying the light bill, the gas bill, groceries, transportation," Ms. Morris said.

Without equal rights, it will be impossible to save Egypt, because if women are not educated, the children are not educated.

Amid widespread investor anxiety about the future, the European commission president, José Manuel Barroso, admitted that it would be impossible to save the euro unless eurozone countries agreed to strict controls from Brussels and the European Central Bank in their tax-and-spend policies.

It is impossible to save, so if a costly further need occurs - perhaps for a cooker or a fire - they have to turn to those who charge exorbitant interest rates.

To supervise the restoration of Chowmahalla she chose Martand Singh, chairman and one of the founders of Intach, the Indian National Trust: "The first time I saw the state the palace was in, I thought it would be impossible to save," Singh remembers.