Sentence examples for impressed from from inspiring English sources

Cornerback Sam Madison said he was impressed from the start.

"I was impressed from the very beginning," Dr. Goodall said of Dr. Collins.

"I was impressed from Day 1," said Yankees Manager Joe Girardi, who managed Ramírez in Florida.

Considered one of the best goalies in the E.C.A.C., Kinkaid has impressed from the start of his professional career.

N.F.L. talent evaluators, who believed Fitzgerald would not be able to enter the 2004 draft, were impressed from afar.

"I'm impressed from a business perspective," said Burton, director of the Warsaw Sports Marketing Center at the University of Oregon.

This cosmopolitan hive of activity sees people dressed to impress from morning to night.

These are difficult lines to deliver, let alone to write, but Stoppard means to impress from the first.

The starting lineup may not stay the same withMaro Itoje and Joe Marler impressing from the bench at the Olympic Stadium.

The 11-story building may not impress from the outside, but, according to Philip Mancino, a part-owner, it is where NBC resided when it converted its Rockefeller Center studios from radio to television.

Acceleration does not impress: from a stop, the Nano takes around 30 seconds to reach 60 miles an hour — twice as long as the slowest gasoline-powered new car in America, the Smart ForTwo.