Utiliser "impassable" dans une phrase

1. If the weather was stormy in those hills, these gullies would be an impassable torrent

---

2. ‘Because the trail is impassable to heavy wagons

---

3. We stare in horror as the pictures show us a town with flattened buildings, film taken from the air as the roads are impassable

---

4. a month the mountains would be impassable

---

5. A high-road, though entirely neglected, does not become altogether impassable, though a canal does

---

6. But what we call the cross roads, that is, the far greater part of the roads in the country, are entirely neglected, and are in many places absolutely impassable for any heavy carriage

---

7. “The moat will become impassable, and we will be safe!”

---

8. We will tell him that Madame died during the winter when the roads were impassable

---

9. “No, the bridge has been washed away; it is impassable

---

10. The rest of the way was rough, made almost impassable by torrential rains that had fallen a few days earlier

11. 8 The ocean impassable to men and the worlds that are beyond it are governed by the same commandments of their Master

---

12. hopefully circumvent the impassable section of the gorge,

---

13. The protective magic field appeared impassable to them

---

14. was practically impassable in their tiny boats,

---

15. Black stems, thick and thin, crashed into the shallow river as Jai cleared a path of twenty fins through the formerly impassable brambles

---

16. After a meal of epic proportions, she mounted up and had me fly north towards a Kingdom that had little commerce with Khafra as the huge Mountain range separated the two kingdoms and was nearly impassable for an army to travel over

---

17. The track next door was rutted and almost impassable

---

18. The back of the ranch is protected by a crocodile infested river that is impassable so we should send a few men into the main entrance and overpower the guards

---

19. One man on a horse could traverse country an army would find impassable

---

20. No one would expect an army to approach what was thought to be impassable but Laioli had shown me a vehicle called a swampcat that rode on a cushion of air above the water and reeds

21. "The mountains are impassable in winter

---

22. The ground to each side of the road is very uneven and almost impassable for vehicles and, a little way off to one side, running roughly parallel to the road, is the depression of a dry river bed

---

23. Figuring that the road was impassable, she

---

24. Her quavering voice had alerted David that something was wrong, but Connie assured him it was no big deal, she would tell him once she got home, which wouldn’t be that night because she’d heard on the radio that roads were impassable

---

25. 'The carriers say the road to the west is impassable

---

26. However, just as he feared, the rocky terrain up ahead seemed impassable with bare feet

---

27. We have seen that there is an impassable barrier between the organic and the inorganic, and that the only way that matter can unfold is to be impregnated with life; as a seed reaches down into the mineral world and begins to unfold and reach out, the dead matter begins to live, a thousand invisible fingers begin to weave a suitable environment for the new arrival, and as the law of growth begins to take effect, we see the process continue until the Lily finally appears, and even “Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these

---

28. The officer leant forward and rested his hand on the roof of the car, Michael was thankful he was providing some respite from the rain, “The road ahead is flooded, and it"s impassable

---

29. The lands of the Senin aren’t as open as the Lore, it’s much more mountainous and rugged, and there are entire nations there that are separated by impassable terrain, making the people of the Senin Valley much more secluded and isolated

---

30. There's no easy route; the choices are: the difficult or the impassable

31. In fact the path can seem so impassable that many give up without further effort

---

32. the streams were then impassable from the heavy rains, the cold wet weather would be

---

33. Because the streams were then impassable from the heavy rains, the cold wet

---

34. was closed at the second coming, nor will impassable streams or cold weather be a

---

35. Some reasons for the slowed migration could’ve been that people lost the skills needed to build ships capable of ocean voyage or perhaps parts of the land bridge became impassable by rising water or heavy storms for years at a time

---

36. Because the streams were then impassable from the heavy rains, the cold wet weather would be hard on those who were fleeing

---

37. 70, and it will be no problem if the gates of Jerusalem, or any city was closed at the second coming, nor will impassable streams or cold weather be a problem at the second coming

---

38. He, a Jew, a member of a nation where the first principle of thought was monotheism; where the gulf between the finite and the Infinite, the creature and Creator, was held to be impassable and unfathomable; where for a man to claim divine honours was held to be the consummation of wickedness; where men would die rather than allow the statue of Caligula in the temple; where no such phantasy had ever crossed the mind of any Hebrew since the formation of the Commonwealth,—John distinctly asserts of this peasant-carpenter of Nazareth, his Master and Friend, that He was the 'Word made Flesh,’ that Word by whom 'everything was made that was made

---

39. And it is He who merged the two seas; this one fresh and sweet, and that one salty and bitter; and He placed between them a barrier, and an impassable boundary

---

40. impassable from the heavy rains, the cold wet weather would be hard on those who were fleeing

41. 70 and it will be no problem if the gates of Jerusalem, or any city was closed at the second coming nor will impassable streams or cold weather be a problem at the second coming

---

42. Oh! these bleak winds and bitter northern skies, and impassable roads, and dilatory country surgeons! And, oh, this dearth of the human physiognomy! and, worse than all, the terrible intimation of Kenneth that I need not expect to be out of doors till spring

---

43. But the way was rugged, broken, and in spots nearly impassable

---

44. Those who would, as it were, force a passage to his heart, found an impassable barrier

---

45. Their number was formidable, now that he had begun to fear, and yet these names, powerful though they were, had often caused him to smile with the same kind of satisfaction experienced by a traveller who from the summit of a mountain beholds at his feet the craggy eminences, the almost impassable paths, and the fearful chasms, through which he has so perilously climbed

---

46. But the bottom is thick mud, making it impassable

---

47. The men were told to begin walking up a nearly impassable trail, winding up the side of a mountain

---

48. The mud was impassable along the roads; two mills were carried away, and the weather got worse and worse

---

49. The place which Maple White's chalk-marks had indicated as his own means of access was now entirely impassable

---

50. 'Bridey, don't be so Jesuitical,' said Sebastian, but I knew that this disagreement was not a matter of words only, but expressed a deep and impassable division between us; neither had any understanding of the other, nor ever could

51. Either her pathways to the details of the story were impassable or she lacked the electrochemical strength to knock loudly enough on the neurons housing them to be heard

---

52. Outside of this little room, she could hide her impassable pathways and wimpy neural signals

---

53. It was impassable

---

54. Why should he stay? If the impassable gulf between himself and Dorothea were ever to be filled up, it must rather be by his going away and getting into a thoroughly different position than by staying here and slipping into deserved contempt as an understrapper of Brooke's

---

55. But Beorn had warned them that that way was now often used by the goblins, while the forest-road itself, he bad heard, was overgrown and disused at the eastern end and led to impassable marshes where the paths had long been lost

---

56. sheer, high and impassable, frowning over the plain below; beyond its tumbled skirts lay livid festering marshes where nothing moved and not even a bird was to be seen

---

57. as I asked; but it was impassable

---

58. Normally desolate, tonight Schwerin was impassable in both directions, cordoned off and hemmed in by twenty-odd police cars, three fire rigs, two ambulances, the fire investigator’s truck, the scene-mobile, and the coroner’s van

---

59. But as it turns out, just at that moment a third enemy rises before us- namely the Orthodox Russian soldiers, loudly demanding bread, meat, biscuits, fodder, and whatnot! The stores are empty, the roads impassable

---

60. A thaw had set in, it was muddy and cold, the ice on the river broke, and the roads became impassable

61. He had bivouacked at Dion-le-Mont, and had set out at daybreak; but the roads were impassable, and his divisions stuck fast in the mire

---

62. How was he to get out? should he find an issue? should he find it in time? would that colossal subterranean sponge with its stone cavities, allow itself to be penetrated and pierced? should he there encounter some unexpected knot in the darkness? should he arrive at the inextricable and the impassable? would Marius

---

63. During January, February, and part of March, the deep snows, and, after their melting, the almost impassable roads, prevented our stirring beyond the garden walls, except to go to church; but within these limits we had to pass an hour every day in the open air

---

64. “How may you do this thing? The city is strongly guarded with walls and troops, and the way across the isthmus is nigh impassable but for the burro trail

---

65. “But the jungle is impassable

---

66. You know the distance to Sotherton; it was in the middle of winter, and the roads almost impassable, but I did persuade her

---

67. “Yet if the lady is correct in saying that the flooring and walls are sound, and that the door, window, and chimney are impassable, then her sister must have been undoubtedly alone when she met her mysterious end

---

68. , are not as impassable, or likely to have endured so long, as the oceans separating continents, the differences are very inferior in degree to those characteristic of distinct continents

---

69. A region now impassable to certain organisms from the nature of its climate, might have been a high road for migration, when the climate was different

---

70. We can further understand the singular fact remarked on by several observers that the productions of Europe and America during the later tertiary stages were more closely related to each other than they are at the present time; for during these warmer periods the northern parts of the Old and New Worlds will have been almost continuously united by land, serving as a bridge, since rendered impassable by cold, for the intermigration of their inhabitants

71. The steep foot of Haverstock Hill was impassable owing to several overturned horses, and my brother struck into Belsize Road

---

72. She could not come to Green Gables and it was rarely Anne could get to Orchard Slope, for the old way through the Haunted Wood was impassable with drifts, and the long way over the frozen Lake of Shining Waters was almost as bad

---

73. Then, as he could no longer use the carriage, for the bridge on the high-road was burned, and the road that led round by the ravine was impassable, he mounted a horse and rode the rest of the way

---

74. Petersburg, a track through marshes which three hundred peasants could render impassable within a few hours! Why, they urged, go north to meet the winter so eagerly, when it was even then at their very doors? And what of the 6000 wounded in Moscow? Must they be given up to Kutuzof? The latter would certainly pursue, and the army would then have to act simultaneously on the offensive and defensive

---

75. With the nobleman it is wholly otherwise; a bottomless abyss separates him from the lower classes, how deep and impassable is only seen when a nobleman forfeits his position and becomes as one of the populace himself

---

76. But as it turns out, just at that moment a third enemy rises before us—namely the Orthodox Russian soldiers, loudly demanding bread, meat, biscuits, fodder, and whatnot! The stores are empty, the roads impassable

---

77. Sir, impassable as the barriers offered by these edicts are in the estimation of members on this floor, the merchants abroad do not estimate them as insurmountable

---

78. As I still proceeded south, the mud increased in depth until I came to Chillicothe, about thirty-two miles south of Big Walnut, where the frost was entirely out of the ground, and the roads were almost impassable

---