Sentence examples for a significant impression from inspiring English sources

T.C.U. has no further chance to make a significant impression.

Maskell had no idea, but over two days of mostly improvised comedy, he'd made a significant impression on the director.

Their clinical skills and attitudes shaped my early career and their exacting standards made a significant impression on my practice.

From early on, Yunupingu's concept of two-way learning, which accommodates both Yolngu and western thinking in one education stream, made a significant impression on Thompson.

Although not the first SNP MP (Robert McIntyre briefly represented Motherwell in 1945), Ewing was the first to make a significant impression at Westminster.

As it was the team somehow managed to win through to Beijing, but perhaps it is little surprise that few members of the squad have subsequently made a significant impression for the Socceroos.

The other candidates on the stage failed to make any significant impression.

The raiders' attack on the fort was unsuccessful lacking heavy weapons, they were unable to make any significant impressions on its stockade walls.

Still, this has made no significant impression on her reputation.

Otherwise, the significant impression is of heavier drums behind her warm, lazy croon, setting up the chugging grooves of "Young Blood" and "Chasing Pirates" and the boogie swing of "It's Gonna Be".

In all the distribution systems, waiting time, which means the time that customers can wait until they get the services they want has significant impression on their decision, and in location problem it is called queue (queuing theory).