Sentence examples for the impression when from inspiring English sources

The Lakers never gave the impression when they had the lead that they possessed enough confidence, chemistry and touch to hold it.

Computations were first carried out by the finite element method (FEM) in order to quantitatively study the deformation surrounding the impression, when the spherical indenter was pressed against the anisotropic plastic materials.

Wax seals were increasingly used from about the 11th and 12th centuries, and wax was also used for the impression when, later, less formal documents were validated by use of the signet or privy seal.

I had the impression, when I hung up the phone four or five minutes later, that he was wary at first, as if he could hear that I didn't know what I wanted from him, and figured I must be a head case and he couldn't get off the phone fast enough.

The parents had the impression, when encountering the DSP and PDSN that they had a great deal of knowledge and extensive experience of diabetes care as well as a strong commitment to teaching the parents to be able to take care of their child's body affected with diabetes.

Ruler (optional) - to place by the impression when photographed to indicate the size of the shoe.

But this sometimes crazy, sometimes dreamy score made the best impression when the least dense.

Concerning the mood of the new Administration, one columnist summed up the general impression when he wrote, "The incoming Nixon men seem relaxed and almost mellow..

Concerning the mood of the new Administration, one columnist summed up the general impression when he wrote, "The incoming Nixon men seem relaxed and almost mellow...

The first impression when you see the new turntable is that it maintains the pure, strong looks of previous versions.

"The first impression, when I've done all the serves, was that he was happy and he was applauding," Djokovic said.