make an impression

I will tell you what you might have done better, however, and in whatever language necessary to make an impression.

It's taken a while for me to make an impression but I'm glad to have done so at last.

Affect suggests an effort to give the appearance of something either out of personal preference or to make an impression.

She's always trying to make an impression on people with her new clothes. She's always trying to impress people with her new clothes.

In the crowded elevator, another dusty, toil-stained youth tried to make an impression on her by leering in her face.

Researchers said it was as if he was so keen to make an impression he " absorbed most of his cognitive resources" .

Bill, wanting to make an impression on Ann, took her to a restaurant .

Juve are currently looking for a new midfielder after last summer's additions Sergio Almiron and Tiago Mendes failed to make an impression.

A Germany youth international, Sama has made solid progress this season and has begun to make an impression upon the reserve team squad.

You met a girl and you're trying to make an impression. In order to do that, you?

That's the sort of passion that will make an impression on employers.

Your emails make an impression on your managers, colleagues, clients, and on possible recruiters.

Be prepared to make an impression in the first half minute.

Take advantage of the eclipse energies in your house of recognition, to make an impression now, or revolutionize your goals.

Stamping machine Relief printing machine which uses a stamping action to make an impression. Mainly for the printing of labels.

Make an impression: After your pitch, the listener should know what your "brand" was, and what made it different from its competitors.

A more diffuse schedule would allow poorer candidates more time to make an impression on the cheap, at the hustings.

Desk Clerk: Oh no, we just make an impression of your card using our credit card machine.

Cosmetics also come in handy for job seekers looking to make an impression on prospective employers.

I'm sure both of them will want to make an impression and will be pushing hard for a first-team place this season.

To make an impression on or in(a surface)with a device such as a stamp, seal, or die.

HAL members are doing what they can to make an impression on a new generation of a potential astronomy lovers.

I submit to you that God does not multiply euphonic phrases in order to make an impression.

Rain Dear designs are ideal for fashion conscious women of all types and sizes who want to make an impression on a gloomy day!

Oddo is eager to make an impression with the Azzurri this summer after a fantastic campaign in the capital last term.

Renault, world champions in 2005 and 2006, have failed to make an impression this season and have scored just one podium in 11 races.

When I took your picture, your image didn't just make an impression on my negatives, it also made an impression on my heart.

"Change yourself to be different, then you can make an impression on others, " said Luo.

You make an impression on our teacher.

Believe us that your power to produce results and make an impression upon it, are increasing all of the time.

Type high: The height of type or engravings when mounted on wood or metal in order to make an impression.

If you make an impression on someone, you cause them to notice and admire you, often because you have an attractive characteristic.

I figured it was my only chance to make an impression.

Time to make an impression , so don't be shy!

make an impression on sb.

Did you buy the wrong car because you felt pressure to make an impression on the friend who went shopping with you?

But for sure, the Asian Cup is a big chance to make an impression and to win another move to Europe.

For example, a user could see a car ad on sites they visit and not click on the banner, even though it did make an impression.

make an impression on sb. give sb. a favorable impression

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