Sentence examples for doing a decent impression from inspiring English sources

God no! Far from it!" he tells The Economist, doing a decent impression of a man not routinely asked this.

Steve Evans, the Rotherham manager, spent the days leading up to this fixture doing a decent impression of a boxing promoter – and his side certainly displayed their fighting spirit to record victory over beleaguered Leeds.

Four balls and three runs into the over, Daniels pauses to stretch and grimace a bit, doing a decent impression of a person feeling pain, but then recovers to send down two very decent dot balls.

Late last year, Ponsonby Central (136 Ponsonby Road; ponsonbycentral.co.nz), a new complex packed with small restaurants and shops, added to the area's appeal even more with, among other places, a bakery, an organic market, a butcher and pocket-size dining spots doing a decent impression of a United Nations food court — sushi, Neapolitan-style pizza, Argentine barbecue.

Yes, they blasted out of the blocks in impressive fashion and dominated the first half hour against a young Hearts team doing a decent impression of rabbits caught in headlights.

Its rugged southern mountains are the landscape of Middle Earth in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and its volcanic north does a decent impression of 19th-century Japan.

Fortunately, downstairs we get the chance to experience Moroder's records in the place they were made for – as the Opera House's studio space does a decent impression of a sweaty club.

Among those to catch the eye was the imposing Finnish goalkeeper Hugo Keto, the Pole Krystian Bielik did a decent impression of Per Mertesacker, and the England youth midfielder Ben Sheaf was dominant and energetic.

He was doing a decent job, though.

I thought I was doing a decent job.

"It proves we are doing a decent job here.