Sentence examples for impressed him on from inspiring English sources

Bundled into witness protection and given the name Johnny Henriksen, Van Zandt's character relocates to Lillehammer, a place that impressed him on the TV coverage of the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Finally, in Sheep Street stands the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, constructed in the 12th century, on the orders of the Earl of Northampton, as a smaller replica of the circular church of the same name that had impressed him on a crusade to Jerusalem – a history that Moore acknowledges in the plot and title of his novel, uniting two strands of the town's cultural history across 1,000 years.

He cites a friend on what most impressed him traveling about the world: "The ubiquity of sparrows".

And what is the peak-time equivalent on ITV that so impressed him?

Joan was so impressed she took him on as her agent".

She was sufficiently impressed to subsequently take him on tour with her... Describes how he became an unofficial part of Reverend Congressman Adam Clayton Powell's entourage at age thirteen... Writer attends the swearing-in ceremony for a Sharpton supporter, Councilman Charley Barron.

Mr. S. did, and became known as leader of the 301st Infantry Regiment Band, this impressed Damrosch and he took him on as his assistant conductor.

I was very impressed and mostly stood on the sidelines cheering him on.

Presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama has won our admiration before, thanks to his support of cycling and his support of public transportation, as well as his eagerness to address climate change, as exemplified by the fact that he would want Al Gore to help him on climate issues (however, we have also been less-than-impressed with Obama's stance on "clean coal" technology).

Levine actually seemed more impressed, complimenting Pennell on her "artistry," on "staying true" to herself and on selecting a song that reflected her experience on the show.

Second, with the choice of the third law, the three laws all expressly concern impressed forces: the first law authorizes inferences to the presence of an impressed force on a body, the second, to its magnitude and direction, and the third to the correlative force on the body producing it.