Sentence examples for making his imprint from inspiring English sources

But best of all is Rupert Goold's stunning 2012 version with Ben Whishaw as a Richard who is a mix of Jesus Christ and Michael Jackson, unforgettably making his imprint on the shifting English sands.

He made his imprint on music.

Mr. Govan has also made his imprint on the design.

Nearing the halfway point of his first Tanglewood session, he has made his imprint clear in the Berkshires.

Jimmy Carter, meanwhile, continues to make his imprint, working on rural housing through Habitat for Humanity and pursuing human rights and health care abroad.

This was a president unbound from much of what defined him upon taking office four years ago, a man clearly cognizant of time already running down on his opportunity to make his imprint on the country and on history.

Of humanity he writes, "[Man] is driven to make his imprint on the world, to transform and to change, and not only to be transformed and changed... .. "If... man is not able to act [he attempts] to restore his capacity...

A White House official said late Monday that Obama planned to announce his nomination of Patricia Ann Millett, Cornelia Pillard and Robert Leon Wilkins on Tuesday in the Rose Garden, a joint announcement that is part of an aggressive new push in a years-long partisan fight to make his imprint on the court.

Though he is not a composer like Mr. Heath, who turned out works like "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight" and "Beat, Beat Drums!," Mr. Douma is intent on making his own imprint.

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.

Alfonso Soriano has 63 since 2002, so he could make his own imprint at second.