Sentence examples for wall impression from inspiring English sources

Someone will be eager to step up and fight Trump's war on the press for him, they'll do their best brick wall impression from behind the podium, and they'll eventually get worn out of being burned in effigy on all the late night programs and quit to go write a memoir and do some speaking gigs.

Decaying wood pieces embedded in the garden's concrete wall give the impression of falling sticks.

A baggy-looking early painting made from coarse Belgian linen, hanging on the wall, gives the impression that it was Mr. Barrow, not his wife, who was working in home furnishings.

It's fun and exhilarating, like a rollercoaster ride, the narrow ice walls intensifying the impression of speed.

Mirrors and glass walls create the impression of more space, blurring the lines between zones.

Dirty windows and dingy walls give the impression that you may not maintain your home properly.

In fact, sticking with this approach will only strengthen the opposite impression: that Wall Street still has Holder's number.

That was the impression on Wall Street this week after the IMF's decision to offer Brazil a new $15 billion loan package, while merely accelerating $1.2 billion of existing loans for Argentina.

In his book The Big Short, Lewis leaves the impression that Wall Street was blindly running itself off a cliff, whereas a few wild and crazy, off-the-beaten-track, adorably weird loners figured out how to short the mortgage market and beat the system.

That kind of strategic thinking has also made an impression on Wall Street.

"When you look at it there are loads of trees and bushes beyond the wall which gives the impression there's a garden, but there's actually a 70ft drop.