Make a clean first impression with a nice shirt and a skirt or jeans.
The result of this cosmopolitan regime is an impressively fruity, complex, all-too- easy-to-sip whiskey with a clean, mildly sweet impression that shines through thanks to the lack of any Scotch-like overlay of smokiness or peat character.
Not many oysters deliver such a clean, mellow overall impression — perhaps the fabled Belons from Brittany, which have graced the finest Parisian tables for centuries, and the magnificent big Colchesters from the east coast of England, renowned since Roman times, but precious few others.
A12 Vice President Dick Cheney said in an interview with The Cincinnati Enquirer that he wanted to "clean up" the impression he left at an Iowa campaign stop when he said that America could "get hit again" if voters made the wrong choice in November.
It was only for a day as part of a school trip, but he came away with a lasting impression: "Clean, a lot of money, a lot of jobs, but a lot of people sleeping on the streets in Brussels".
The article follows Gibson's observations of the architecture, phenomenology and culture of Singapore, and the clean, bland and conformist impression the city-state conveys during his stay.
He began to use "surface tone," leaving a thin film of ink on parts of the plate instead of wiping it completely clean to print each impression.
Make sure you make a good impression and clean up your home before having people over!
Wear clean clothes and make an impression.
Nothing gives a better impression of a clean room than freshly-vacuumed rugs.
A paint brush (to clean the area of the impression of small stones, loose soil, leaves or insects).
