Sentence examples for traded impressions from inspiring English sources

I told her, 'Do not let this guy go, whatever you do.' " A congratulatory phone call came in from the comic Rich Little, with whom Ms. Michaels once traded impressions on television.

Their former adversaries -- the Americans and the Afghan guerrillas -- were beginning to meet on their former battlefields, and as they watched news broadcasts and traded impressions they spoke of an affinity for the Americans, and of the stomach-tightening feeling of admiration mixed with dread.

Afterward, performers and listeners mingled, consuming Giovanni's pizzas and trading impressions.

We went on like this, trading impressions, until finally we pulled back into our driveway, having found no trace of him.

It's a comedy of manners to rival anything on a Broadway stage, as the black-clad, clumping-shoe-wearing fashion folk gossip and greet one another and trade impressions as the cricketing of camera shutters spritzes the (usually hot) air.

But today one of the biggest factors changing our world is the falling cost for like-minded people to locate each other, share information, trade impressions and realize their number.

Best of all is Coogan's rapport with Rob Brydon (as himself and Toby Shandy): whether the actors are trading Al Pacino impressions or debating the colour of Brydon's teeth ("Tuscan sunset?" "Pub ceiling?"), they exemplify the film's infectious improvisational energies.

The two funnymen were soon trading Trump impressions as they played the "Tonight Show" game "Box of Lies".

The company says that more than 2 billion impressions are traded daily through its service.

Trading Roger Moore impressions on a drizzly day in England was funny; doing it by the beauty of the Italian coast makes them seem like embarrassing uncles on a family holiday.

Thanks to the brutal Republican primary campaign in Florida, during which Mr. Trump and Mr. Rubio traded insults, Florida voters already have strong impressions of how they differ.