Sentence examples for doing something impressive from inspiring English sources

You could be proud of a child doing something impressive in another part of the country, but having grown children and grandkids around you was equally a sign of success.

Time was when bookmakers would respond as if every winner of a trial race had done something impressive but the betting market seems much harder to impress these days.

If you can achieve that you've done something impressive".

"That roll of unexposed celluloid in your hands might be the last in existence, so do something impressive with it".

"We know we've got to do something impressive.

I want to see them do something impressive.

Whoever is patrolling center when Hardy comes to bat is going to do something impressive.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just did something impressive, as well, but then overseeing the banks and heavily fining them when they transgress is, once again, the whole purpose of the C.F.P.B. in the first place.

MW: Without giving away too many spoilers, in the duet Full Tilt and All In, you did something impressive and certainly uncommon, you gave the same heroine an HEA in each book, with a different man.

Washburn's play is a form of artistic vulturism which roundly demonstrates why, if one is going to mock, adapt, or otherwise appropriate the work of previous cultural titans for one's own use, it helps to do something impressive with the source material.

Watch him closely when he does something "impressive".