Sentence examples for make his influence from inspiring English sources

As Johnson's aide Walter Jenkins remembered: "from the first day on, he knew he could be effective there, make his influence felt.

In that respect prop Joe Marler, who has replaced England skipper Chris Robshaw as club captain, needs to make his influence around the club, which O'Shea claimed on announcing his appointment was massive, felt sooner rather than later.

But in the off-season, Da Silva began to make his influence apparent, and very quickly Heath went from being an emblem of the club to just another coach on borrowed time.

At that ceremony, one of the most powerful warlords of the Northern Alliance, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, dropped his earlier bellicose attitude toward the new government due to take power in Kabul, saying he would not use force to make his influence felt.

"He's sometimes too far away from people to really make his influence felt.

His chaotic, head-shop-like installation pieces and obstreperous performance works may make his influences and references clearer: Schwitters's Merzbau environments, Beuys's self-mythologizing, the neo-Expressionists' obsession with Germany's Nazi past, and the gory, sex-charged antics of the Viennese Actionists.

Cruz made his influence felt in the Senate even before he took office.

Empire building can be a distraction, but Mr. Carmellini makes his influence felt.

Hume made his influence felt in a number of EU reports and initiatives reflecting his commitment to a peaceful settlement.

Which makes his influence on the party every bit as profound, in its way, as Reagan's.

It was Michel de Montaigne, however, who read Plutarch in Amyot's version, who first made his influence widely felt.