Sentence examples for finest impression from inspiring English sources

(Nov. 20 at 8). | During Seiji Ozawa's long and sometimes dispiriting tenure at the helm of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, he always made his finest impression when taking charge of a great canvas of a score — as in his many concert performances of operas.

Mr. Hale, a former New York City Opera stalwart, made a fine impression.

(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.