Sentence examples for does a good impression from inspiring English sources
"They're all lobbying for their districts".Ms Sink is less polished: for all her experience she does a good impression of someone being forced to campaign at gunpoint.
Tongue taco does a good impression of roast beef (and creamy squiggles of tomatillo-avocado puree make the eating livelier), while the carnitas taco mixes tender and crisp bits of pork.
Mike doesn't have a minibus, and he's in north London rather than California, but he does a good impression of one of those Hollywood homes tour guides all the same.
Sadly, it's a letdown (salty slabs of meat in the roast dinner, too-cheap chips with no offer of ketchup), though my West Coast mussels in cider and cream (with a glass of pitch dark Skye ale included) aren't bad, and the keen raspberry-blowing waiter does a good impression of a professional children's entertainer so one of our party is enraptured.
We landed by the lake, which was doing a good impression of a sea.
"Can I be quoted?" he asks, either forlornly or doing a good impression of it.
"If it's 'Project Fear', we're doing a good impression of it being a reality," Hawes said.
Stripped to fawn cycling shorts, though, The Talent do a good impression of a seething tangle of flesh from which organised shapes emerge.
Twitter has spent the past few days doing a good impression of a company hoping that the public outcry over rape threats against Caroline Criado-Perez would quietly go away.
They may do a good impression of being crazed mushroom- munchers obsessed by UFOs and laser beams, but beneath the weirdness beats an angry, agit-prop heart.
