Sentence examples for french impressions from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bell, whose most recent CD is "French Impressions," is around, some fellow residents ask him to keep his window open so they can hear him practice.

A benefit performance on Saturday at the Atlantic Golf Club will be repeated in part next Sunday in a program titled "French Impressions".

French Impressions of Greenwich, Conn., has imported a line of wood furniture decorated with 19th-century toile patterns painted on top or front panels.

(Smith) ★ Joshua Bell and Jeremy Denk (Friday) It's become more and more common for big classical artists to celebrate new albums with intimate recitals at off-the-beaten-track downtown spaces, and the brilliant violinist Mr. Bell and the searching pianist Mr. Denk accordingly arrive at the City Winery to introduce "French Impressions," a disc of sonatas by Saint-Saëns, Franck and Ravel.

Now he has teamed up with the superb pianist JEREMY DENK for "French Impressions," a recording of sonatas by Saint-Sa?, Franck and Ravel (on Sony Classical), and on Friday, Mr. Bell and Mr. Denk, both personable, dynamic players, will perform these works -- and perhaps others -- at City Winery.

MR: You have a new album, French Impressions, that you recorded with pianist Jeremy Denk.

The nave is very fine and the Lady Chapel is apsidal with very tall windows, giving a rather French impression.

"The difficulties in his personal life gave the French the impression he was looking after his own problems more than theirs," says one insider.The problem now seems to have been taken in hand.

The French leave behind impressions of stalwarts named Bompastor and Nécib and Thiney and Abily, who know how to play this sport with courage and flair and skill.

First - and lasting -- impressions The French prefer personal interaction, so initial contact should be made by telephone, rather than e-mail.

"Samba is a young player who has made an impression on French football," the QPR manager, Mark Hughes, said.