Sentence examples for impression going to from inspiring English sources

As each ad request is made, Orange Ad Market holds an auction in real-time for that particular ad, with the impression going to the winning bidder if – and only if – it beats the minimum price set by the publisher.

Mr Bush was weak in the first debate, allowing Mr Kerry to win it convincingly; the second was something of a draw (though some saw a narrow Kerry win); and the third, on early impressions, went to Mr Kerry again.

But those numbers do not precisely reflect the effectiveness of ad campaigns because a lot of what gets counted as impressions goes to waste on non-human sources.

Men can find this quite confusing, and mentally it gives the impression of going to bed with an advent calendar.

"We were well aware if a lesser hit came first, the impression was going to be, 'This is going to be a soft crew.' But if a different play came early, it would be, 'Oh, 10-game suspensions are going to be the norm.' " A standard seemed to be set when Wisniewski wiped out Clutterbuck.

A streamlined, simplified store, he added, "begins to alter that shopper's perception of, 'Does Wal-Mart have the best prices?' "  "Whether they know it to be more of a discounter or not, if shoppers walk into a less organized environment, I'd bet their first impression is going to be, 'O.K., you're going to find lower prices here,' " Mr. DiSanti said.

Geoffrey Beene and Bob Mackie were among the designers who showed their work, and that they did so in the same 12 hours left the impression of going to bed at Fallingwater and waking up at Aaron Spelling's house with a month's worth of Krispy Kreme doughnuts.

I got the impression he was going to speak.

I was sort of under the impression we were going to getus some of that long green last week".

QUESTION FROM PAT: I am starting to get the impression that is going to be a debate of semantics over substance.

Selling hardware is not easy because people are under the impression they're going to have to upgrade it at some point.