Either way, she is likely to have made an impression.
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The rendezvous seemed to have made an impression on Anthony.
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Already, the company had made an impression on the festival.
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Indya Moore made an impression in a strapless white gown.
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Rødhåd's label, Dystopian, also seems to have made an impression.
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But they sure made an impression on A's catcher Stephen Vogt.
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Nevertheless, the spirit of the lab made an impression on Stallman.
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Bee's emerging talent and dedication made an impression on his father.
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What were the first films that made an impression on you?
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It's been interesting how much it's made an impression on people.
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The Wolverines coach, John Beilein, had made an impression on him.
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It never entered the radio charts, but Stapleton obviously made an impression.
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Alexander Skarsgård made an impression when he shaved part of his head.
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It made an impression on her that others will always need help.
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Haslet met Brady in 2014 -- and clearly made an impression on him.
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" She added: "When they showed up to an event, they made an impression.
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Ramos decisions Tanaka Ricardo Ramos certainly made an impression on his UFC debut.
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Yates made an impression, but it was Clapper who drew the real spotlight.
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Chamale says Sayoc was working security or event promotion and made an impression.
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A recent rewatch of Disney's animated "Alice in Wonderland" also made an impression.
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I had visited in 2017 and they'd really made an impression on me.
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Remember that, at this point, Colton's women have barely made an impression on him.
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This bottle of ketchup must have really made an impression on this Twitter user.
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But it was the seldom-used guard Darrun Hilliard who really made an impression.
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When I was a teen, dubstep and grime really made an impression on me.
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"Like a good waffle iron, you made an impression," Keith Urban said. Mmm. Waffles.
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The monks made an impression on her for looking younger than their biological age.
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The scandal's disproportionate effect on Flint's poor black population made an impression on Antonio.
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Peggy Lee performed Johnson's song, which won the prize and made an impression on Allen.
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And it made an impression on me, sort of piqued my interest in national politics.
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He was a man of many facets, who certainly made an impression on American society.
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Celebrities made an impression with their glamorous fashion at the 76th annual Venice Film Festival.
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Tesla has also made an impression on the energy sector with its battery packs business.
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Simpson had made an impression on the Prince of Wales after that fateful first encounter.
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Were there artists or visual experiences that made an impression when you were a kid?
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He was quirky and well mannered and definitely made an impression on the women, she said.
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She certainly made an impression, leading Google searches post-debate — but not in a good way.
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After spending time with the Panthers' practice squad, Obada made an impression on coach Ron Rivera.
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Out of the 50+ products I tried, here are the 12 that really made an impression.
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Meanwhile, Hugin spent all summer attacking Menendez as corrupt, and it made an impression with voters.
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The actress wouldn't comment for this article, but she made an impression on her cast mates.
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But Sara Adams made an impression with her crisp, traveling hops on point along a diagonal.
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That conversation made an impression on Lasry, who recruited McDonough to his own firm in 2008.
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When he met her and was able to hear her, it made an impression on him.
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Choose one quotation from an opioid user in the article that made an impression on you.
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And the list of those who made an impression upon him is impressive by any measure.
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The couple made an impression on the young children whom they met, including a young baby boy.
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Though he was not brought on board by the incoming administration then, he clearly made an impression.
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The first PSA, titled "Our Friends in Texas," quickly made an impression after it aired on Sept.
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I don't know if she meant it to make me uncomfortable, but (obviously) it made an impression.
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In the days before readily available air-conditioning, the Texas heat made an impression on young Gene.
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The field trip to a local stream where the water runs neon orange also made an impression.
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It's the same robot that made an impression on Jeff Bezos at Amazon's MARS conference last year.
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Johnson also made an impression on Chinese audiences when he went on a "Rampage" promotional tour in Shanghai.
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As a tiny gluten tester, it won our Hardware Battlefield and made an impression on the tech press.
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But none made an impression like the visitor who came to see him one night in April 2004.
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While their appearance in Monday's episode was brief, George and Gil nonetheless made an impression on Bachelor Live.
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It was a pleasurable sensation that people were talking about it, that it made an impression on people.
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It made an impression on me that even the mere idea of being surveilled can chill people's behavior.
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The former vice president still has a wide lead in the polls here, but Steyer made an impression.
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Barnard students said Ms. Majors had made an impression in the few months since they had started college.
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For whatever reason, meeting her made an impression on me, and I have remembered it these 67 years.
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Matt Duffy has made an impression with Tampa Bay since he was acquired at the trade deadline, batting .
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Years of researching business models, seeing their portfolio's performance and watching digital media startups struggle had made an impression.
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Alia Shawkat wasn't on stage for long at the SAG Awards last night, but she definitely made an impression.
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Even without being aware of his ethnic identity, the political commentary underpinning the songs made an impression on him.
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This was his triumphant return to the stage as a newly-solo artist, and he really made an impression.
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Many years later, when I was in graduate school, another conversation with a friend made an impression on me.
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Mr. Roth's dedication to writing, the daily act and routine of it, made an impression on her, she said.
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The company had also made an impression as one of the few eco-friendly dry cleaners in the market.
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The Royals did not have the Astros' power — not even close — but made an impression with their relentless attack.
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Timothée Chalamet and Lil Nas X made an impression styling silver suits in different ways on the red carpet.
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Sun Ra's distinctive blend of rigorous musical practice, historical inquiry and philosophic soliloquies made an impression on Mr. Cohran.
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Trump's policy also reportedly made an impression on Senator Marco Rubio and several conservative think tanks and family-oriented groups.
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The loyalty Sully showed to Bush has made an impression on countless animal lovers, and now it will be immortalized.
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Buttigieg has also made an impression on Jean Lemire Dahlman, a DNC member from Montana who backed Sanders in 2016.
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In the light of Tuesday morning, it was clear that he had made an impression — but not a good one.
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It was one thing to fault during his otherwise dominant spring training, which has made an impression on the Yankees.
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Haikala was appointed by Obama three years earlier and had already made an impression on civil rights lawyers and activists.
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Ty, who was known for his big smile, made an impression on everyone who knew him in his short life.
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In that capacity, he made an impression on Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, then the Vatican official responsible for enforcing Catholic doctrine.
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And though she wasn't at the show due to a split kneecap, Brown still made an impression with her passionate words.
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While it will take some time to develop your presence and following, you will know when it has made an impression.
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Gilmour, a native of Aberdeen, Scotland, made an impression because he didn't recognize Smart as the kidnapping victim from the headlines.
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Whether the spectacle made an impression on Republicans—only 40 percent of whom had a favorable opinion of McCain—is doubtful.
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It's the family's first working visit to the continent, and already the duchess has made an impression with her fashion choices.
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She showed Mr. Smiejek around, and what he saw made an impression, like the walls that divide Protestant and Catholic communities.
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The sensory experience of smelling chicken as it roasts and seeing meals being prepared has made an impression on many students.
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His text made an impression on Nguyen, who has long been dedicated to laying bare how Vietnam is constructed in the media.
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He took Becca fishing in the pool for her activity, and, though we didn't see much of it, it made an impression.
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Céline Dion, Sarah McLachlan, and Joni Mitchell are just a few of the Canadians who have made an impression on modern music.
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His images made an impression on the community and the Princeton University Art Museum, which subsequently purchased a lot of his work.
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The fluidity between home, motherhood, the studio, and gallery business — and the physical attachment between mother and daughter — made an impression on me.
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It made an impression, all the more so when another teacher encouraged Randazza's classmates to rough him up unless he said the words.
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Her elaborately coifed mane made an impression but, despite all his detailed attention to her body, she made no serious response to his.
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I am not covering all the clues that involve wordplay, but following is a selection of clues that made an impression on me.
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There was no doubt that Mr. Grimm made an impression in his two terms, after winning in the Tea Party wave of 2010.
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But the sordid details of the Louisville scandal apparently made an impression on the N.C.A.A.'s infractions committee, which handed down Thursday's sanctions.
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For his part, Trump made an impression with a derisive quip about how Washington erred by not fixing his name to his estate.
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Dressed as Julia Roberts from Pretty Woman, she immediately made an impression: A bartender asked her out and a promoter offered her a job.
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Thankfully, the actor has far more talent and charisma, he made an impression on Hollywood well before Solo with a short but respectable resume.
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The place made an impression on Mr. Bowie: He directed that his body be cremated and his ashes scattered there, according to his will.
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Decades after the original Life Size made an impression, Tyra Banks is helming a sequel — and her co-star Lindsay Lohan will be returning.
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There, Allston painted murals, including a portrait of a local protester called Lil' Smurf, who Allston said made an impression outside the Sterling memorial.
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The group did not win the talent show, but their harmonizing made an impression on a talent scout in the audience, Ms. Hawkins said.
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Still, even if they do not get a plaque, all of the newcomers, in their own way, made an impression on the baseball landscape.
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The 2018 anti-Trump "Blue Tsunami" that grabbed control of the House from Republicans made an impression on tacticians, reinforced by the November debacle.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic women in Congress made an impression Tuesday evening as they sat in the audience for President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress.
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"Mischevious" from the time he was young, Cooper says her son always made an impression and social media gave him the outlet to be himself.
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His own daughters, Annie, 3, and Gemma, 18 months, were seeing the rock for the first time, and it immediately made an impression on Annie.
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His ads appear to have made an impression: 59% of poll respondents said they remember seeing an ad from Bloomberg on TV or social media.
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Such composure when faced with this fake disaster, a hidden camera prank played on a number of Tunisian public figures during Ramadan, made an impression.
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Those in leadership claim they're being proactive, but the "Better Deal" policy framework hasn't made an impression on anyone outside the offices of the DNC.
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The Park quickly made an impression, and for the next few decades, lines at its door often stretched around the building into the parking lot.
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"Harriet" actress Cynthia Erivo, who was nominated for best actress in a motion picture, drama, really made an impression on the carpet in her gown.
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Her depiction of Gypsy Rose Blanchard – the meek, "ill" girl turned murderer – has made an impression on the industry and recently earned her an Emmy nomination.
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Master of None's "Thanksgiving" — which follows several alternately fraught and joyful Thanksgiving gatherings — instantly made an impression when the series released its second season in May.
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It's weird thinking about the moments from your past that stick with you, along the lines of the rainfall that likely made an impression on Sarah.
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The song, which McKenna recorded herself as part of her own album, The Bird & The Rifle, released this summer, has made an impression on her kids.
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The former National Football League quarterback has been trying his hand in the world of professional baseball since August 2016 and he's definitely made an impression.
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On a club that would win three more Cups in the next four seasons, Hand made an impression despite facing long odds to make the team.
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I've been honest with this person about how these comments strike me, but I get the feeling that what I've said has not made an impression.
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Still, the speed and decisiveness with which the leaders of the biggest US bank kicked its emergency plan into gear made an impression on some insiders.
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Though only a teenager, Mr. Rose made an impression on Mr. Booker's policy adviser, Matthew Klapper, who is now the senator's chief of staff in Washington.
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It made me think of a short story that made an impression on me many years ago, "The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller," by Flaubert.
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The role must have made an impression: As a director, Smith made "The Snow Walker" (2003), an Arctic survival tale also based on a Mowat story.
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Clearly it made an impression, because this was the seam he chose to mine following the Academy Award-winning success of "12 Years a Slave" in 2013.
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Of the 23 in Russia, eight were part of the Icelandic youth team that made an impression at the European Under-21 tournament in Denmark in 2011.
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Granted, that was eight years ago, but it's obvious Swift has made an impression on Spears, even if the 34-year-old couldn't recall their initial introduction.
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Clearly, Kimbo made an impression on Baby Slice -- he's an MMA fighter too and just racked up his first pro victory at Bellator 179 back in May.
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The Duchess of Sussex is currently on 10-day tour of Africa with Prince Harry and baby Archie, and her fashion choices have already made an impression.
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Overwatch is an extremely popular team-based shooter game that has made an impression not just with its solid gameplay, but its striking and inclusive character design.
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Around the same time, she registered to vote to cast a ballot for Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who made an impression on her when he spoke in Providence.
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Thomas Wright, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said that in the past, private conversations with "iconic individuals" have made an impression on Mr. Trump's thinking.
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A visit to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where he saw the work of painters like Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko, made an impression.
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Most don't know about QAnon The group QAnon, which has become a regular presence at Trump's rallies in recent weeks, hasn't made an impression on most Americans.
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That firms were willing to stump up company cash to attend suggests that the past year's revelations of sexual harassment have not yet made an impression on everyone.
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But maybe McIlroy's honesty also made an impression on Palmer, who was not afraid to speak out when he saw people in the sport he loved behaving badly.
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His ads, however, appear to have made an impression: In January, 59% of poll respondents said they remember seeing an ad from Bloomberg on TV or social media.
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"Born This Way" – 2011 Grammy Awards Obviously, the performer's egg entrance, shoulder implants and latex-esque outfit made an impression, but her killer dance moves also had us talking.
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He'd made an impression at Klan meetings, however, with his impromptu speeches on moral improvement and the value of work, the disposition of young souls in need of care.
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She made an impression on college officials during her first week on campus, following the death of the beloved aunt who had cared for her after her mother died.
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Dante made an impression right away less than a week after becoming eligible, checking in to cheers from the crowd with 246:224 to go in the first half.
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It's possible that it all would have worked out regardless of my horoscope, or that I still would have made an impression had I said "yes" to one less commitment.
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"It made an impression on me that only 25% of women have orgasm reliably with intercourse and a third of women never or rarely have orgasm with intercourse," Lloyd said.
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" Mr. Noseda, who also appears regularly at the Met, had made an impression in Zurich conducting a new production of Prokofiev's "The Fiery Angel" and a revival of Verdi's "Macbeth.
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During the Watergate scandal, the Saturday Night Massacre resignations by Justice Department leaders certainly made an impression on President Richard Nixon, who then appointed an effective independent prosecutor, Leon Jaworski.
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But the video made an impression — so much so that she pulled up news coverage of the incident on her cellphone while waiting for her cousin to pick her up.
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In the two games that Gurley missed, Anderson made an impression, rushing for 167 yards against the Arizona Cardinals and another 132 yards against the San Francisco 49ers, both wins.
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Bledel's character only appeared in four episodes of the show's first season — she will reportedly return as a series regular in the show's second season — but clearly, she made an impression.
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He made an impression, and soon afterward, at the age of 19, he was made the orchestra's concertmaster; he is believed to be the youngest musician ever to hold the post.
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Eryk Anders' opponent at UFC Fight Night really made an impression ... leaving his TEETH MARKS in Eryk's shin bone after he KO'd the dude with a leg strike to the face!!!
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Unlike Ed Sheeran, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) made a late, quiet arrival at the end of the season-seven premiere of Game of Thrones Sunday night, but as always, she made an impression.
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" A 1950 profile of Ms. Corri in The New York Herald Tribune said that her impetuousness made an impression on the set of "The River" and described her as "afraid of nothing.
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Castro, who served as federal housing secretary under the Obama administration, made an impression during the first debate in June when he attacked fellow Texan and former congressman Beto O'Rourke over immigration.
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And Caroline, she of the "lips on his ass" quote, takes her leave, along with Brittany T. Brittany T. has made an impression on me this season, and her exit was no different.
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Ms. Brown's success made an impression on Ms. Davis Stover, a former chief of staff to a Democratic congressman, who is running against Representative Barbara Comstock, one of the most vulnerable House Republicans.
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The story has clearly made an impression on people, and the GoFundMe has already blasted past its goal of $3,000 to more than double, raising more than $6,000 at the time of publishing.
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Having been raised on a mediocre diet of American television and mainstream Hollywood movies, I can count on one hand the actors of Asian descent who made an impression on me growing up.
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Although they never met her, they told Clark County sheriff's deputies that Jennifer made an impression on them based purely on what they heard from Sarah, according to incident reports in the crash investigation.
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The tallest mountain in the world has made an impression on generations of climbers: "Everyone has a piece of Everest in their hearts," said Suze Kelly, the general manager of mountaineering company Adventure Consultants.
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And it really made an impression on me because it showed that this administration wants to work with us to get things done, to pass major pieces of legislation that are their priorities, too.
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Familia, who listens daily to bachata and merengue, uses Omar's "Danza Kuduro" as his entrance song when he takes the mound at Citi Field, which, in turn, has made an impression on other Mets.
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I liked that he didn't mind driving the taxi to the movie, and that he'd arranged it with my mother and made an impression that might even have altered how she thought about me.
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Axxion, on the other hand, certainly made an impression by donning what their guitarist, "Sir Shred," dubbed "Power Suits," which were basically a cross between David Lee Roth's spandex outfits and Borat's banana hammock.
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In 2016, the 19-year-old made an impression on fans with single "Run Up On Me," which features her swift transitions between the two deliveries, sometimes switching from rapping to singing bar-after-bar.
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The president also made a personal reference to addiction in his family by citing his deceased brother Fred, an alcoholic whose advice not to imbibe made an impression on Trump, who does not drink alcohol.
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Big Break Hired as the VFiles retail manager in 2013, Ms. Greco made an impression on the store's video producers, who asked her to host "Out Hear," a show that featured musicians like ASAP Ferg.
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Then he introduced Philippe Poutou (Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste), a trade unionist who'd made an impression at the previous debate by showing up in a long-sleeved T-shirt and mercilessly dinging his better-known opponents.
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"Long Day's Journey Into Night," the second feature by the Chinese director Bi Gan (whose 2016 debut "Kaili Blues" made an impression in art houses the world over), would make exemplary late-night communal viewing.
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Ms. Luna, of course, made an impression in "The Tempest"; the mezzo-soprano Alice Coote has been heard here in both Baroque and new music, starring in Mr. Muhly's "Two Boys" a few years ago.
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"Meg is a true business titan and has been a trusted friend and advisor to me for years," wrote Dropbox CEO Drew Houston, who also noted that her "fly fishing analogies" made an impression on him.
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Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) certainly made an impression on Walking Dead fans when he and his baseball bat "Lucille" showed up on the scene to wreak havoc — and put poor Glenn and Abraham in the ground.
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What do you do when you became sentimentally attached to someone whose worldview you have largely left behind, or who did things or held views you were unaware of when their art first made an impression?
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The city of Los Angeles got a sneak peek of the $2.5 billion Century Plaza Thursday night -- and it certainly made an impression -- with a video show that lit up the entire side of a building.
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Homie has made an impression among younger, first-time home buyers in the Utah and Arizona markets for cutting out the traditional closing costs, 6% real estate commissions and arduous paperwork associated with traditional home sales.
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Oezdemir, born to a Turkish father and Swiss mother, made an impression as soon as he arrived in the US in February 19373, holding his own in sparring sessions with UFC veterans in the Blackzilians camp.
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It was "not a Pulitzer-worthy interview," she said on a recent afternoon, but she made an impression; when she started reporting from the Vatican, she was one of two women who traveled on papal trips.
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Welcome to Twin Peaks Top 3, where I look at last night's episode(s) of Showtime's Twin Peaks revival and draw bad fan art of the top three most baffling moments that made an impression on me.
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And Trump's new White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, made an impression at the start of the week when he promised he would fire a press aide whom he alleged was behind leaks from the White House.
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The book made an impression on me not because of the narrative or the prose, but because it was unfinished, offering a rare window into the messy and psychologically taxing process of researching and writing a book.
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He did not mix much, listening to English-language tapes he had bought and taking a few one-on-one lessons, but he still made an impression, said Michael O'Sullivan, a fellow Jesuit who met him then.
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He worked a succession of odd jobs on returning home before hitchhiking to Southern California, where he worked at several drive-in restaurants and managed a Big Boy, whose feature hamburger with special sauce made an impression.
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And it's no wonder Rae has made an impression on social media, between her scantily clad professional photos and wanderlust-worthy travel shots from around the world, there's a whole lot of #goals going on in this 'gram.
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Of them, Kari and Sette Camara have already made an impression on the lower rung of the European ladder below F24, the former winning the SMP F13 title and the latter enjoying a solid rookie season in F21.
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At one point his loyal valet, José Palacios, observes Bolívar's reaction to an unusual piece of news: "José Palacios saw that it had made an impression on him," García Márquez writes, "for he stopped swaying in the hammock."
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In between the stints at the shelters, Dr. Bello lived for a year in a private apartment on East Second Street in the East Village, where neighbors said he made an impression by being unusually helpful and courteous.
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It was there that he made an impression on television skeptic Richard Nixon, who was impressed with the ideas the brassy young producer shared in a spirited exchange and hired him as an advisor for his 1968 presidential campaign.
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Peru have never made an impression on the Pan Am medal table but the hosts are eager to claim their share and show they are ready to step up and join Brazil and Argentina as South America's sporting heavyweights.
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He is also feeling the pressure from 22-year-old Brandt, who has only had two brief substitute appearances so far but made an impression and hit the post against Sweden while also looking far more dangerous than Mueller.
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They joined a select group through the centuries that has heard Handel's "Water Music" as it was meant to be heard — on the water — but they said that it was Ms. Negrón's new piece, "Mapping," that made an impression.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) campaign arm is all-in in its backing of a Texas Latina Democrat running in a crowded Dallas-area House primary, as few top-tier Hispanic candidates have so far made an impression in 2020 races.
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The Devil Finds Work is a memoir of Baldwin's childhood and youth in the form of his reflections on films that made an impression on him or that express something about how dangerous American innocence is when it comes to race.
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As she returned, she indicated with a sweep of her arm that I was to take the nearest slipper chair while she positioned herself on a significant dip in one of the sofas, where her body had made an impression.
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She has made an impression in those seven days — in April she drew a standing-room-only crowd in Iowa City, home of the University of Iowa, and hundreds more at a stop in Ames, home of Iowa State University.
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It's now that I realize The Bachelorette is entering into a new phase: All the men left in the house seem to feel a legitimate connection with Rachel, aside from a couple of guys who have barely made an impression. Matt?
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The film's director, Drake Doremus, first made an impression on me with his 22013 picture "Like Crazy," a story of young love fraying apart because one character, a British woman with a limited visa, might have to leave the United States.
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Kelsey Weier might not have immediately stood out amongst the crowd on the first night — somebody pulled up in a sexy red convertible, another girl was quite literally folded into a suitcase — but she's definitely made an impression on Peter now.
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While the "Wanted" posters and Eric Holder's indictment of five military hackers had certainly made an impression on Beijing, Carlin says that the follow-up case against Su Bin—which actually brought a spy into custody—helped shape the Chinese response even further.
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Hillerman was best known for his Emmy Award-winning work in the long-running detective series "Magnum, P.I." The stage-trained actor first made an impression as arrogant radio show detective Simon Brimmer on the NBC revival of "Ellery Queen" in 1975.
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Taking our lead from the rest of the world, we too are going to ignore all of Saturday's football and hand our awards to players who made an impression on Super Sunday, a name that for once didn't feel ludicrously over the top.
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Ms. Henry made an impression on the many celebrities she met on her tour of the country, including Mamie Eisenhower, Tony Curtis, Lena Horne, John F. Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt, whose husband, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, had polio and established the foundation in 1938.
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MELISSA ORTUNO "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" really made an impression on me — incredibly relevant to our current times (couldn't believe how some of the dialogue written in the '40s is exactly what Trump says now) and the standout performances, especially Raúl Esparza.
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It was 1955 – long before she won the world over with her comedic chops and charm – not to mention her knack for wearing capri pants; before she made an impression as Dick Van Dyke's wife; before she made TV history as original single lady, Mary Richards.
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In a very short time, he's made an impression with his effortless, tuneful vocal, and has collaborated with other rising names like Stefflon Don (on her Real Ting mixtape) and Belly Squad (on this British re-imagining of Young Thug and Travis Scott's "Pick Up the Phone").
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" It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?
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And in Mr. Bowers's case, most of his social activity appears to have been online — interviews my colleagues at The New York Times conducted with people who knew Mr. Bowers in Pittsburgh revealed that he didn't socialize much, and barely made an impression on his neighbors.
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That gear must have made an impression, because whether intentional or not, Styles has incorporated leopard print, slim-cut shiny pants, and an array of headgear into both his performance wardrobe and his everyday getups alike...it's like he's been channeling "That Don't Impress Me Much" all along!
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ET, FSN Florida (Orlando), TSN (Toronto) ABOUT THE MAGIC (229-22): Terrence Ross, who came over as part of the Ibaka deal, faces his former team for the first time and has made an impression in Orlando while averaging 23 points in 18.53 games - 218.5 in the past four.
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While it did not make many inroads then, the party's willingness to sacrifice effort, cash and even personnel — around 45 B.J.P. supporters are thought to have been killed in political violence in that season — made an impression on the state's voters that it was here to stay, Mr. Ghosh said.
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The grisly removal of an eyeball from a cow's head by the twin forensics specialists Marcus and Lucius Isaacson (Douglas Smith and Matthew Shear) — an attempt to determine the killer's weapon — certainly makes an impression to that effect, just as an "Arkansas toothpick" made an impression on the victims' eye sockets.
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During his years as a diplomat in Islamabad, stretching back to the 1990s, Mr. Ramslien had made an impression not only on the Taliban government in Afghanistan, but also on the Pakistani madrasas — the religious schools that gave birth to the Taliban movement and to this day fill its ranks with foot soldiers.
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Despite speaking less than any other candidate on stage, Yang — with help from the 22chan message board /pol/ — won the Drudge poll by a more than 24-1 margin over second-place finisher Marianne Williamson, a fellow dark horse who mainly made an impression thanks to her unusual brand of endearing bizarreness.
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Its teams have occasionally flourished against their peers in western Europe — CSKA and Zenit won the Europa League in 2005 and 2008; Spartak, in particular, made an impression in the Champions League in the 1990s — but the country has never quite punched its weight, even in those cash-soaked, oligarch years of the early 2000s.
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Still, the film clearly made an impression on a generation of horror filmmakers: The lighting in a threatening shower scene involving Mary bears startling similarities to the Janet Leigh's iconic murder in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960), and its plot (a Satanic cult secretly operating in Manhattan) shares narrative themes with the Roman Polanski masterpiece Rosemary's Baby (1968).
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Even those who weren't born when Rodgers was a scrawny, 100-foot-3-inch high school freshman feel as though they know him; he made an impression on the teenagers on Pleasant Valley High School's newly crowned state championship football squad by delivering a pep talk by video that they watched before they won a state title in December.
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Engaged with JoJo and Jordan is a combination of reality TV and DIY home decor, giving viewers an inside look at the ups and downs of Fletcher and Rodgers' relationship, plus the tasks that come with building a home together and appearances from her parents, who made an impression on viewers after Fletcher visited them on The Bachelorette in 2016.
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But Trump's reposting of racist anti-Muslim videos last week made an impression in a country that endured nearly three decades of a civil war pitting the separatist terrorist group known as the Tamil Tigers, mostly-Hindu and ethnic Tamil, against forces of the central government, mostly Buddhist and ethnic Sinhalese, a conflict whose full tally will likely never be known.
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He traces his roots in the franchise to his first days working at the team's training academy in the Dominican Republic, and he eventually was chosen to manage Mets teams in the Gulf Coast rookie league as well as in Class A and AA. His steady demeanor and energetic gait made an impression on members of the front office along the way, Van Wagenen said.
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Venters's numbers in the minor leagues were pedestrian — even in 2009, the year before he made his major-league debut, he posted a combined 4.42 ERA in 156 ⅔ innings at Double A and Triple A. He made an impression, though, as soon as he appeared in the big leagues, becoming one of baseball's best relievers, and forming part of the O'Flaherty-Venters-Kimbrel three-headed monster at the back of the Braves bullpen.
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But after this introduction came little development — some unison, then another rotation of solos with new music (by Mr. Newsome), requiem-like this time, the dancers goaded by the stratospheric melisma of the vocalist Kyron El. Individual dancers made an impression (especially the imperiously truculent Leggoh LaBeija), but there was more flash-and-fade than inventive variation, and all the artists were subsumed in the sensory-overload collage, the color scheme, the concept.
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You'll be alive; you've been resuscitated by Mr. Saxobeat, and you can't stop chanting over and over and over and over: You make me this, bring me up, bring me down, plays it sweetMake me move like a freak, Mr. SaxobeatMakes me this, brings me up, brings me down, plays it sweetMakes me move like a freak, Mr. SaxobeatYou make me this, bring me up, bring me down, plays it sweetMake me move like a freak, Mr. SaxobeatMakes me this, brings me up, brings me down, plays it sweetMakes me move like a freak, Mr. Saxobeat Mr. Saxobeat, then, certainly made an impression on Stan.
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