Sentence examples for impression back in from inspiring English sources

Dr. Larry Hirsch, an emergency room doctor, said Dr. Applebaum made a dynamic first impression back in 1969 when he was a high school student at Hebrew Theological College in Skokie, Ill.

Back on BRITS night in 2006 - when Warner Music was still trying to make an impression back in Blighty - Blavatnik kindly lent out his home (or one of them) for the Warner Music after party.

The success of New York City Ballet, the Graham company and others (notably Alvin Ailey's and Merce Cunningham's) in London in the 1960s made a great impression back in the United States and in other countries; Mr. Mason had worked hard to make it happen.

Complete with projections showing newsreel footage of the mods and rockers' skirmishes (I particularly loved hearing an almost forgotten word when the newsreader referred to Brighton "cafeteria" windows being smashed) and some rather sledgehammer narrative to explain songs that needed no explanation, Quadrophenia now confirmed the first impressions back in the Seventies.

Before Baldwin announced he was bringing his impression back for sure on "SNL," he told HuffPost he may have interest in other projects moving forward.

After turning back the clock on Nov. 4 from 2 00 a.m. to 1 00 a.m. to end daylight savings, Reese had the rare opportunity to do his best "Doc Brownn impression, traveling back in time to make the same arrest all over again.

In some ways, it's all come full circle, as technology has advanced to the point where mass-market creativity is back – or at least gives the impression of being back – in the hands of the people, who, when they are not reviewing, critiquing, making and sharing culture, are going to see it, either live or at a place and time of their own choosing.

He made such a lasting impression on Tarantino back in 1993 that he actually had his then-camper autograph his little league card.

The horror stories, which were all they saw, confirmed an impression they'd formed back in the 70's: New York is where foolish heartlanders go to die.

"I've seen a couple in training - Robbie Crawford made an impression while Fraser Aird is back in training and did the same".

"He gives an impression of grand serenity, but back in 2005 he was petrified".