"impressive events" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe any exciting, noteworthy or memorable gatherings or occurrences. For example, "The new mayor hosted some very impressive events during inauguration week."
While in Manhattan, Ms. Lukas piloted impressive events on a shoestring budget.
These frequent and impressive events of mortality paired with the simultaneous disappearance of medusae from surface waters have been assumed to mark the end of the medusa-generation.
Strictly speaking of course, a cultural extravaganza cannot have a Bar Mitzvah, but this year's Budapest Jewish Summer Festival, an eclectic mixture of concerts, performances and art and cultural events which runs until September 6th, is proudly celebrating its 13th birthday and the ever-growing audiences who flock to its impressive events.
It's the sleep that I am missing but it's also this new situation, all these impressive events... one has to adapt to this new situation and overcome the experience of the delivery.
That is quite an impressive event you put on.
This is an impressive event, one that deserves to attract the artistic equivalents of tourists and pilgrims from the wider New York region.
That's when IndyManBeerCon – by common consent, the best of Britain's new wave beer festivals – takes place at Victoria Baths in Chorlton-on-Medlock, a quirky venue for an impressive event.
On January 26, parades and flag-raising ceremonies will take place across India, with the most impressive event at Rajpath in New Delhi.
I'm sure he was a major driver in putting the impressive event together.
"A bunch of different ingredients are coming together for a pretty impressive event," Stanford University climate scientist Daniel Swain said on his blog.
It was more than a singularly impressive event in the show; it was a sharp departure for the series, which tends to make progressive statements through a cast of characters who are lovable but terrible.
