next to impossible

Some of them were next to impossible only a few years ago.

But if we are still up here, that's going to be next to impossible.

It was, after more than a year, next to impossible.

Once that happened, it would be next to impossible for them to see each other.

I've got to tell you, it's next to impossible to get information out of him.

"Getting a good action photo on the water is next to impossible," he said.

Now you are going to find out that it is next to impossible to get back in.

But it is, as I have told you, next to impossible.

Trying to explain why things have gone so wrong here is next to impossible.

The increased number of students makes this even more difficult, perhaps next to impossible.

Getting her to notice you at all is next to impossible.

But it's been next to impossible to learn anything about this Smith and his church.

And it was next to impossible to run out of coffee.

But it is next to impossible to imagine something outside space.

It would be next to impossible to fight them even up at that point.

Letting her go was going to be next to impossible.

The words came, though forcing them was next to impossible.

It was next to impossible to get out that gold.

How do I tell him that what he asks is next to impossible?

Getting a manager to talk about a fund is next to impossible, even in the best of times.

A tax increase seems next to impossible in a Presidential election year.

While impressive, it made the job at hand next to impossible.

Getting any traction on the floor was next to impossible.

But proof of that kind in a particular case is next to impossible.

Sometimes it's next to impossible to tell whether he's working or only pretending to.