Sentence examples for fine impressions from inspiring English sources

Dampened paper was then pressed on the plate and into the engraved line work, resulting in very fine impressions.

"The River" evokes the movement of water and its many episodes allow both individuals and groups to make fine impressions.

(Tyson does a fine impression of King as a kind of chipmunk on coke).

Leading his first Wagner opera, the ENO's young music director Edward Gardner makes a fine impression.

We read that Mr Clinton, who is a good mimic, does a fine impression of the chairman intoning "inflation".

One, Christine Bonansea, French herself, does a fine impression of a portly, pompous Frenchman, more with body language than with costume.

"Practically everything lay outside my experience," he says, doing a fine impression of one of his own characters.

In a recent auction at Christie's an early impression went for $52,875; at Scholten, another fine impression costs $75,000.

"Our girls beat Pakistan despite doing a fine impression of the men with their middle order collapse.

Mr. Angle, in the sole male role at both performances, made a fine impression with his beautifully soft jumps.

At its heart is a community centre but it does rather a fine impression of being a commercial venue.