Sentence examples for push to impress from inspiring English sources

There is no push to impress, in spite of a couple of odd porphyrial passages and, among the fine images, some that are too strenuous.

The push to impress recruits was fully evident at the dozens of parties hosted by tech companies at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Tex., this month, where start-ups tried to one-up each other with free beer, sushi, cocktails, ice sculptures, costumed acrobats and big-name bands and D.J.'s.

There could also be a documentary-style concept that followed a few top players on their entire run, with the hope that they'll find action and maybe even be pushed into conflict to impress viewers.

"You're a good host, except when you refuse to buy me push-up bras to impress the boy bone marrows".

It was accompanied by a long list of measures, such as more sniffer dogs, a new "project" to extend urine testing and "a major push on prison communications" to impress upon inmates and their visitors the consequences of being caught with drugs.

Bizarre stories about former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich seem to be plentiful this month, and the Chicago Sun-Times' story today about the state's legalization of the Ultimate Fighting Championship is about as strange as it gets: Blago apparently pushed UFC legislation through to impress Rahm Emanuel's brother.

Avoid trying to impress by pushing yourself.

We'd find a fat girl and push her into a pond, just to impress our sweetheart.

In response, Freeh pushed the National Security Council and the State Department to impress upon the Saudis the importance of the investigation.

David Chalupnik, head of equities at First American Funds, said it could be harder for stocks to push higher because investors were becoming harder to impress.

The admissions officers say they are troubled that the process they were trying to manage has spawned consultants for everything from preschool to college admissions, students who pursue elaborate summer programs or good deeds intended solely to impress colleges, and parents pushing for the most prestigious window decal instead of the best education for their children.