Sentence examples for something to impress from inspiring English sources
And so she is left to improvise on the day, "to turn it into something to impress them.
The horrible fear about having a conversation with Zac Posen is that he is going to say something to impress you.
Even if you were to accidentally do something to impress your children, you wouldn't know about it because they won't tell you.
At this moment in the park, for some reason, the docks are something to impress her with — he doesn't even remind her that he's not one of those men, that he works in an office.
He was bored in the middle of the night and wanted to do something to impress his ex-girlfriend, he told me, so he decided to make a game.
"He's got a good long while to do something to impress that judge," said Goodwin, who was in the courtroom last week when Vick's co-defendants, Purnell Peace and Quanis Phillips, entered their guilty pleas.
So I wanted to do something special to impress them".
Even players with guaranteed roster spots need to do something extra to impress coaches.
She was always doing something outrageous to impress her friends, toward whom she was very hostile.
Finally, if you're after something obscure to impress the family wine buff, splash out on a bottle of the glorious Kyperounda Commandaria 2008 (£17.95 for 50cl Berry Bros & Rudd; 14% abv, ), a historic sweet wine from Cyprus that would be fantastic with a Christmas cheeseboard, or as a gift.
Can we not design something better to impress the world?
