Sentence examples for going to imprint from inspiring English sources

I know first-hand that this incident is likely going to imprint on this child forever, and that, in and of itself, will further complicate things for him in the future where law enforcement is concerned.

"This Christmas is going to be imprinted in everybody's memories," Stephanie Caragos, 34, said.

It's a given that you're going to be imprinted with your children's literature, and you could do a lot lot lot worse than being exposed to Sendak, who was so not condescending and so alert to the fact that whatever that Victorian notion of childhood was, do away with it, it's not useful.

So much vibration I was worried the phone was going to etch its imprint into the table top.

You deserve someone who's going to make an imprint in your life; someone who's going to show you that they care about you.

The starting position should look like you are going to make an imprint of the bottom of your foot on the ceiling.

"Those who are going to be able today to imprint their brand — at the very beginning of outbound tourism — are going to be able to make a killing," said Andre Loesekrug-Pietri, whose investment fund and advisory firm A Capital Asia invested in Club Med alongside Fosun.

"Whoever comes in is going to put their own imprint on it, and either bring in another decorator or do it themselves," Mr. Klar said.

Up until the announcement of the iPad, writes Auletta, Amazon was going to begin their own imprint, essentially making hardcover books obsolete and then cutting out the publishers and going right for the authors.

But before he's done, Luck is going to leave a considerable imprint on franchise history.

And sooner or later, many of the State Department's initiatives will begin having her imprint, and she's going to have pride of authorship".