Sentence examples for a fine impression of from inspiring English sources
(Tyson does a fine impression of King as a kind of chipmunk on coke).
We read that Mr Clinton, who is a good mimic, does a fine impression of the chairman intoning "inflation".
"Practically everything lay outside my experience," he says, doing a fine impression of one of his own characters.
"Our girls beat Pakistan despite doing a fine impression of the men with their middle order collapse.
At its heart is a community centre but it does rather a fine impression of being a commercial venue.
The port's cobbled streets and stone houses crop up in countless North American-made costume dramas, doing a fine impression of an antique France.
Last seen, for a split second, in his prohibition flick Lawless, playing a dead man in a shot-up car, Nick Cave is doing a damn fine impression of a live one tonight.
Leading his first Wagner opera, the ENO's young music director Edward Gardner makes a fine impression.
An impression grid is composed by a set of plates.
They made a particularly fine impression in Mark Baldwin's "Danses Concertantes," to the Stravinsky score of that title, which over the years has attracted many choreographers, including George Balanchine.
