Sentence examples for having imprinted from inspiring English sources

It seems only yesterday that a supercharged young chef named Jean-Georges Vongerichten left Restaurant Lafayette, having imprinted it with four stars, to open his own little bistro with a difference.

Snrpn normally displays imprinted expression in all tissues [ 40], while Ube3a has imprinted expression only in the brain [ 41- 43].

Trauma and pain have imprinted themselves, real as a tattoo.

What photographs do people have imprinted on their watches?

Mr. Knesel has imprinted his style on the new spot.

The lack of a distinction between news and comment had imprinted itself on readers.

I think that has imprinted on a lot of people, that they 'trust' him, that that makes him 'trustworthy'trustworthy

Thanks to a number of adverts and endorsements the album had imprinted itself on the public's consciousness, he added.

Each of these significant changes has imprinted a thermal history record in the SSN/MD crust that can be interrogated through integrated detrital and basement thermochronology.

He returned to Biafra in 1969, staying for two months, by which time images of starving Biafran children had imprinted themselves on the public consciousness.

This early memory has imprinted this elusive emotion into my brain as a positive experience, and I have been drawn ever after to music I perceive as melancholic.