Sentence examples for impression put out from inspiring English sources
But on the other hand, the impression put out by the Bahraini authorities that his health is fine, I think is misleading.
"The impression is being put out there that it is all concentrated on gay Manhattan," Mr. Browne said.
Curtis Mayfield and The Impressions out of Chicago put out "Move On Up" and "People Get Ready," James Brown had "Say It Loud—I'm Black and I'm Proud," and Aretha sang "Young, Gifted and Black".
About this time Davis began to give a passable impression of a chap trying to put out a chip-pan fire with a handkerchief.
By October, 2010, it was serving up 5.8 billion ad impressions on smartphones, according to a report it just put out (embedded below).
The Strokes put out two more successful albums, "Room on Fire" in 2003 and "First Impressions of Earth" in 2006.
However, the stunning photos and video put out in the media and on the Facebook page of Malone Aj Linde gave a negative impression resulting in the Huff Post article getting thousands of comments and shares in a matter of hours.
Ashworth started talking about the favourable impression Neville had made on Hodgson and the players and was running through the processes that were involved when Campbell put out his hand to interrupt him.
We don't want to do the same old "put out a record, go on a tour, put out a record, go on a tour" thing, so Heather and I watched it again, and I thought, "What if we just did a new soundtrack for this?," along with a record that would be sort of impressions of the film.
