Hired to do cabaret reviews, Altenberg composed them as if they were of a piece with his other sketches, sometimes asking a girlfriend to see the show in his stead and relay her impressions.
The Indian takeover of Sikkim in 1973 might have been intended to send a message to Nepal and Bhutan: This cable sent on April 25, 1973, from New Delhi the U.S. ambassador relays the impressions and opinions of the then Times of India correspondent Sivdas Banerjee.
But Monkey Island has a strong sense of physical comedy to it, and a certain pungent pithiness to its patter that relays the impression that its writers might have once watch a Curtis/Elton production.
More or less everything was brown.Those are the familiar impressions relayed by two new British films.
That same night, General Manager Mike Tannenbaum relayed to reporters Wilkerson's impressions of Coples, having mined him for information during the scouting process.
The long-term perspective relied on the memory of the families to relay their own building techniques and impressions of the process.
"We may not be obnoxious, but we will be demanding," the radio host Mike Wilner told me, sounding a little defensive, when I relayed Dickey's initial impression.
"He came here to be nice," one official said, summing up an impression that the Soviet delegation clearly hoped the Thatcher Government would relay to Washington.
I relay this tale to you now for a reason: As an outsider, the impression you get of a prison is often influenced by the numerous stories you hear about people trying to escape from it.
It is hard to relay an event that many people still remember so clearly even if, by contrast, those vivid impressions are one reason why 9/11 books have such an audience.
On the one hand, the Russian judiciary embraced transparency, allowing live online video relays from the courtroom, where participants and observers of the trial were allowed to freely tweet their comments and impressions.
