Sentence examples for required to impress from inspiring English sources

Such is the order of magnitude required to impress the Manhattan money culture.

People want to impress him.

You want to impress.

It is a 58-character tongue-twister which the people of Wales are regularly required to recite to impress visitors.

I was impressed at the dedication required to secure and care for a bird.

But even gnarled park service veterans are impressed at the logistical feats required to maintain plantations as large as 8,700 plants miles from the nearest road.

The defeat, though disappointing, should impress upon Trenton's politicians the necessity of making the tough decisions required to restore fiscal sanity.

It's the kind of built-for-TV event that requires ever-bigger spectacle to impress us, which means it runs the risk of getting ever-more garish and schmaltzy each Games out if we're going to take notice.

Want to dress to impress!

You want to dress to impress.

The goalkeeper Ben Amos is determined to impress at Stamford Bridge if required by Manchester United on Sunday.