Sentence examples for impressed new from inspiring English sources

He has made almost 300 appearances for the Bluebirds and signed a new one-year contract in February, having impressed new manager Solskjaer.

What he loved above all was impressing new people.

The Jaguars, like the Colts, are playing to save their own jobs and perhaps to impress new coaches.

It might then prove mildly reassuring for anxious parents to know that students in the 19th century displayed an identical impulse to impress new friends by drinking copiously.

Whether you want to attract funding, present the findings of a report or impress new clients, knowing how to hold the attention of an audience is an essential skill in business.

After impressing new boss Michael Appleton, Forrester has agreed a deal with Rovers until June 2015.

Matavesi will miss the chance to impress new Worcester coach Dean Ryan, who was appointed on Wednesday morning following Tuesday's sacking of Richard Hill.

To win big, he understands Yik Yak will need to impress new demographics like college grads and people around the world.

As a MEnt student, he had access to facilities that included "a boardroom environment that was very professional and ideal for impressing new clients or finance people," he says.

Meanwhile, Jim tries to impress new boss Charles Miner by claiming to be a soccer enthusiast, but it backfires when Dwight convinces the two to face each other in a game.

Those improvements, if they materialise and can be measured, will almost certainly be too small to impress new-economy zealots who foresaw a doubling or more of long-term growth.