Sentence examples for impression he'd from inspiring English sources

You get the impression he'd be an accomplished poker player.

English football does need a winter break, but Wenger, who gives the impression he'd relish a match every day, is right.

Not for the first time, he gave the impression he'd sooner be in Devon sympathising with independent cheesemakers than revelling in the capital's polyglot.

He dismissed Calzaghe's little dig, but you get the impression he'd still love to settle it with him in the ring.

West Brom might quite like to sign Ronaldo, but it is simply not going to happen," – which gave the impression he'd have signed Bleakley like a shot.

When the Human Rights Campaign approached Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs's chairman and chief executive, a few years ago about making a short commercial in support of same-sex marriage, Mr. Blankfein said he had the impression he'd be one of a number of prominent business executives taking a public stand.

It was the last impression he would make on the TD Garden court late Sunday night.

I had the impression he would have done this anyway, whether I'd looked or no.

He gave the distinct impression he would not mind a return to the Premier League.

There were times when he gave the impression he would rather be anywhere else.

He gives the impression he would not have it any other way.