Sentence examples for with some impressions from inspiring English sources

Read delighted onlookers with some impressions of Sir Jimmy and showed off a Union flag card signed by the Bee Gees.

The evening began with "Women Extraordinaire," an hourlong program of well-known arias and duets that presented diverse portraits of women, with some impressions of women by men tossed in.

But I did walk away with some impressions.

Then I explain that this Sunday, from Brazil, I was following the formation of the Cuban National Assembly and I would like to complete the report with some impressions from the Island.

"Well, this kid said he wanted to confirm with me some impressions about love which he had gotten from my book.

I recently spent a few weeks traveling in the subcontinent, and while I still can't pretend to follow cricket (unless "it's like baseball, only slower" counts), I did come away with some distinct impressions of the country.

So I'll just cut to the chase and hit you guys with some first impressions.

Here is an update with some personal impressions from Beijing.

I can live with the disappointment, but because the review leaves your readers with some seriously mistaken impressions, I am writing to set the record straight.

There is a tendency at the moment for composers to go back to the expressive dreams of their predecessors in the age of Liszt and Tchaikovsky, wanting to convey private feeling, an identification with some story, an impression of nature, or an emotional response to an image or event in a work of art.

The surviving queens had to impress with their impressions.