His imprint is left in the idea that a big wheel must be turning in the night sky of history, and only the author of the book has managed to notice it.
Kennedy's imprint is left on a broad array of legislation, from civil rights in the mid-1960s to women's rights, voting rights, health and education; he altered the lives of people with disabilities, people with Aids, working people whose families were sick.
A faint imprint is left, but is easily covered up and its on to the next.
Markets largely recovered from that episode, but an imprint was left in the form of wider credit spreads and more cautious behavior on the part of banks and other lenders...
"That's such a difference maker, it really is, when a fifth starter, a guy that had to win the job out of spring training, becomes one of your three aces," said Teixeira, who is leaving his imprint on the Yankees' offense, running his total to four homers in six games.
Figure 10C depicts the imprint that would be left by a round of chloroplast genome replication as per our model, on the genomic composition: more G's at the ends of SSC and LSC regions and more A's in the middle of these regions, which also matches with our statistical analyses of deaminations in these regions.
Nine years later, Tseng is leaving an indelible imprint on the women's game.
This is what comes of seeing Chaplin's The Gold Rush in its original release, when Dan was a boy, well, young man anyway, and he was left imprinted to believe that, when surviving, one should eat one's shoes.
The lace design should be left imprinted on top of the cake.
"It's left an imprint on my life," she said.
