With that lingering bad impression still fresh, the ski resort operators say they have never calculated the worth of their business.
The impression is fresh and bright, yet funky as hell.
"He liked to keep his impressions as fresh as possible," his daughter, Lucy Dos Passos Coggin, said recently from her home in Richmond, Va.
It is also hard for a pianist, or a conductor, to make a fresh impression in the Grieg Piano Concerto.
But what the visuals offered mostly was an overall impression of youthfulness, fresh and joyous performers putting out an energy and commitment that came through clearly in sound, even inferior sound.
The true Bourne legacy is the number of movies that portray our own intelligence agencies as the villains.The outcast agent may not be a new plot idea James Bond went rogue back in 1989 in "Licence to Kill"—but "The Bourne Identity" made a deep, fresh impression in 2002.
Hadžiselimović: In an ironically intoned article in the Atlantic about ten years ago, Alfred Kazin wrote about the compulsion of the American suburban middle-class writer to be a performer, because he has to capture the reader, to keep him interested, to captivate him by some fresh impression of the shared experience.
During nightfall, Khalid sent some columns behind the main army, and the next morning prior to the battle they were instructed to join the Muslim army in small bands, one after the other, giving an impression of a fresh reinforcement, thus lowering the opponent's morale.
In a Comment written after the crisis, on November 3, 1962, the impression that was freshest for the staff of The New Yorker was of time trickling by, minute after minute.
