Sentence examples for got to impress from inspiring English sources

Here, the father is a former CIA agent and the young man's got to impress him.

They have a big squad and you've really got to impress to stay in that that system.

I've got to impress upon our players that they have to exercise control because there are going to be those fans who heckle them".

"You wouldn't want to put them in a situation, and I don't need to go up there and feel like I've got to impress somebody coming off 11 months of Tommy John," he said, referring to the surgery.

"We don't go out on the pitch and thinking we've got to impress the England manager.

"Coming here, I've got to start again with it all, I've got to impress and I've got to get myself in the team.

Even the Food Network is getting into the act, with this week's premiere of "Date Plate" (Wednesday at 9 30 p.m ., in which couples get to impress a blind date with how well they can put together and prepare, with the help of a chef, a $50 menu.

So everyone's stuck, except Graham, who gets to impress the people he needs to impress.

If you're answering the phone for the sake of making business deals, this may be the only chance you get to impress a potential client or business partner.

However, she knows she will have to impress to get back in the team ahead of the 2016 Olympics.

We've just got to keep impressing and working hard".