(The Bard's own "Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave … " was a must for Spider-Man). He was, as he once said, "really big into the rhythm of words … The way the words string together impresses the hell out of me". He also loved the phraseology of the Bible.
From our first film together he impressed me; he's timid, brusque, but also sensitive — elegant and mysterious, like life.
At the end of the day, they come out of forming bands together and touring together and impressing and gobsmacking each other all the way to some kind of career in music.
I hope we can work together to impress them with the Taiwanese people's good nature, politeness, passion and hospitality".
Various locations, June 15-19, various times, galveston.com DALLAS Mixed Up A "neat" drink is a novelty reserved for "Mad Men," because in the real world the trend is mixology — knowing what goes together and impressing friends with the original drink orders and recipes you learn during Dallas Cocktail Week.
Republicans in Washington and Trump aides have largely given up assuming the president will ever stick to a teleprompter, but they have joined together to impress upon him just how bruising this November could be for Republicans — and how high the stakes are for Mr. Trump personally, given that a Democratic-controlled Congress could pursue aggressive investigations and even impeachment.
Perhaps had I been a bit more careful while hiking down to the canyon, instead of practising in my head all the words I knew in French that I could possibly put together to impress upon the guides and fellow travellers that I was not a complete fool after all, I would not have tripped on those stones, lost balance, fell over and then rolled sideways down the rocky hiking path.
But for now, sticking with a single, epic conference may be the best route for Google to create momentum, convey unification, bring its community together, and impress the globe.
Him taking all that pain together, it impresses me.
Their stories are all distinct and self-contained, but together they impress a strong sense of mood, a sadness that drifts from one into the next.
