Sentence examples for impress off from inspiring English sources

"[But] first and foremost I am going to have to work hard, impress off the pitch and on the pitch to earn that sort of achievement.

Lingard, who impressed off the flank, would love to have his first touch again.

England are merely contemplating the possibility of "one or two tweaks", with Tom Youngs and Geoff Parling both pushing hard to start after impressing off the bench against Scotland.

Edinburgh centre Nick De Luca, who scored Scotland's first try in the 21-8 Six Nations win over the Italians, will start after impressing off the bench in the 10-6 victoverover Ireland, with Simon Danielli and Rory Lamont also returning to the line-up.

Conor Murray - who impressed off the bench against the Barbarians - gets the chance to start ahead of Ben Youngs at scrum-half alongside his regular Ireland team-mate Sexton.

They were not out to impress, but off to explore, to be boys again.

Must impress without showing off, to keep peace among friends.

The manager has given Chalobah opportunities to impress, bringing him off the bench in Chelsea's previous three league matches.

Your score is a combination of the coins you collect and the watching Toad characters that you "impress" by pulling off acrobatic leaps.

"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.

But we'll be encouraging you to "dress to impress" and show off your startup somehow in a cool, fun way.