Sentence examples for imprint made from inspiring English sources

The imprint made by him on his profession will be left for the generations of City Marshals who follow.

I got out of my car to see part of the vast imprint made by the gigantic meteorite that landed in the region 350 million years ago, crushing terrain that had been part of the Laurentian Mountains.

Her latest book, "Renegade," published last month by HQN, a new Harlequin imprint, made its debut at No. 13 on the New York Times best-seller list for the week ended July 31.

I also discovered that, starting this fall, N.Y.R.B. is launching a new e-book-only imprint, made up of literary novels and books in translation singled out by the writer Sue Halpern.

And Amazon says that science fiction, fantasy and horror books are particularly popular amongst their customers so the imprint made sense for the company.

A phantasia is an imprint on the soul, the name having been appropriately borrowed from the imprint made by the seal upon the wax.

I am not saying that they don't mean well, I'm just saying in that type of environment a small stealth imprint makes much more impact.

Baba Stiltz might be a fresh-faced 22 year old, but the Stockholm producer has already become the darling of the Studio Barnhus imprint, making his name with tuneful house and disco productions oozing a carefree, upbeat attitude.

This imprinting made her cold to normal mates.

The New Museum's show opens with works from the 1950s and early '60s, mostly in black and white and combining emblematic signs, gestural markings, bleak landscape photographs and inky imprints made with articles of clothing and stenciled lettering.

The Mora-Philippot theory of fresco is based on a series of postulates which should be discussed in order to accept its validity: Roman wall paintings occasionally display depressions in coloured plaster backgrounds left by hard polishing tools, imprints made by snapping a cord against the rendering, and impressions made by fingernails [62].