Sentence examples for make the imprint from inspiring English sources

When the typesetters were done, a proof copy was made: ink was rolled over the locked-up frame of type and a sheet of paper pressed down on it to make the imprint.

But it was the latter's 2007 debut album † that made the imprint stars in the eyes of dance music's new, internet-savvy disciples.

Axel Boman and Petter strolled though presumably after spending a fiver each on sweets and fizzy drink in Rye Express—for seventy minutes or so of the kind of silky smooth magic that's made the imprint such a force to be reckoned with.

The impact is somewhat stronger than a drawing which makes the imprint into your mind quite effortless.

It would take a boycott by the American heavyweights – Fox and NBC – to make the slightest imprint.

So we narrow the field to those who made the largest imprint and possibly found fame (or notoriety) in the process.

In batch mode experiments, M/I-DIPA exhibits fast binding kinetics (i.e. 60 min), and the maximum monolayer adsorption amount from Langmuir model for LC and Cu II) are 120.8 µmol g−1 and 101.7 µmol g−1 at 35 °C, respectively, indicating this strategy makes the defined imprinted cavities well protected in twice imprinting steps.

They also exhibit large plasticity and imprintability feature in the supercooled liquid region, which make the alloy a potential imprinting material.

"We see the drag marks left behind but can't say for sure" what animal made the sandy imprints.

In a GPS-defined, Google-mapped world, making the first imprints in fresh snow is the closest most of us will get to exploring uncharted territory.

After the cake is baked and frosted, the recipe calls for dabbing a paper towel over the entire thing for subtle imprints that make the frosting look more like real turkey skin.