Impress in a sentence

(1) I want to impress with my skills.

(2) Say something clever to impress me.

(3) He overdresses to impress his boss.

(4) He went all out to impress his date.

(5) Choukyuu is a way to impress others.

(6) I bemock your attempts to impress me.

(7) I always play to impress my audience.

(8) Brothas know how to dress to impress.

(9) He was eager to impress his new boss.

(10) I want to impress senpai with my work.

Impress sentence

(11) Hoist with grace to impress onlookers.

(12) He backstroked to impress his friends.

(13) He only had one chance to impress her.

(14) He tried to impress with his fancy car.

(15) He used sweet talk to impress his date.

(16) His plan to impress his boss backfired.

(17) Dress to impress at your next job fair.

(18) I have to impress my boss with my work.

(19) He attitudinizes to impress his friends.

(20) He attitudinises to impress his friends.

Impress make sentence

(21) He wanted to impress with his fancy car.

(22) She did her damnest to impress her boss.

(23) Don't snort to impress someone you like.

(24) The chariot was a way to impress others.

(25) He faked his accent to impress the girl.

(26) Let's do a show and impress the audience.

(27) The student bluff to impress the teacher.

(28) The jet set is always dressed to impress.

(29) He acts self-important to impress others.

(30) I built a cardcastle to impress my crush.

Sentence of impress

(31) He bedizens outside to impress his crush.

(32) The movie didn't impress me in the least.

(33) Being a smarty pants won't impress anyone.

(34) Make a meal that will impress your guests.

(35) She sneered at his attempt to impress her.

(36) He desperately wanted to impress his date.

(37) He flexed his brawns to impress the crowd.

(38) Count like a prodigy and impress everyone.

(39) Blimping is a great way to impress a date.

(40) I built a cardcastle to impress my family.

Impress meaningful sentence

(41) He likes to impress people with big words.

(42) A calembour can be used to impress others.

(43) The A-listers were all dressed to impress.

(44) Spin around to impress your dance partner.

(45) He puts on airs to impress his professors.

(46) His saucy pick-up line didn't impress her.

(47) Dress to impress at your next career fair.

(48) Dress to impress at your next campus tour.

(49) I hope my artwork will impress my parents.

(50) Snuff is not a good way to impress people.

Impress sentence examples

(51) Oslo is a city that never fails to impress.

(52) Rale is a city that never fails to impress.

(53) She scoffed on his attempts to impress her.

(54) He decided to glitz up to impress his date.

(55) Birianis are a great way to impress guests.

(56) Breinges are a great way to impress guests.

(57) Asun is a great way to impress your guests.

(58) Dress to impress at your next campus event.

(59) Dress to impress at your next club meeting.

(60) I want to impress my crush with my talents.

Sentence with impress

(61) His bravado was a way to impress his crush.

(62) Speaking with eloquence can impress others.

(63) He went all lengths to impress his new boss.

(64) He tends to brag in order to impress others.

(65) Hague is a city that never fails to impress.

(66) Impress your guests by poaching with garlic.

(67) I will execute a spin to impress the judges.

(68) He liest about his income to impress others.

(69) I want to impress my friends with big words.

(70) Biriyanis are a great way to impress guests.

Use impress in a sentence

(71) The bond-girl was always dressed to impress.

(72) Anisettes are a great way to impress guests.

(73) Antepasts are a great way to impress guests.

(74) He vanted to impress his boss with his work.

(75) I don't want to dope up to impress my peers.

(76) Decoy with a fake accent to impress someone.

(77) Whinnying off won't impress your professors.

(78) Dress to impress at your next job interview.

(79) The protege was eager to impress her mentor.

(80) He flaunted his new car to impress his date.

Sentence using impress

(81) Cooking can be a way to impress your guests.

(82) She always uses big words to impress people.

(83) The atrium was designed to impress visitors.

(84) He quiffed up his hair to impress his crush.

(85) The restaurant's gimmicks didn't impress me.

(86) Vienne is a city that never fails to impress.

(87) Vienna is a city that never fails to impress.

(88) I jeer at your feeble attempts to impress me.

(89) Impress your guests by deglazing with garlic.

(90) He shoots with agility to impress the scouts.

Impress example sentence

(91) He used big words to try to impress his date.

(92) Blins are a great way to impress your guests.

(93) He fabricates stories to impress his friends.

(94) He ballsed up his chance to impress the boss.

(95) It's important to not loot to impress others.

(96) Wad up for the career fair, dress to impress.

(97) Dress up to impress at your next campus tour.

(98) I want to impress my friends with my new toy.

(99) You don't need to show off to impress anyone.

(100) Brunch is a great way to impress your guests.

Sentence with word impress

(101) The restaurant failed to impress the critics.

(102) The adulatory comments were meant to impress.

(103) He worked himself insane to impress his boss.

(104) He went to great lengths to impress his boss.

(105) Impress your guests by garnishing with garlic.

(106) He stretched the truth to impress his friends.

(107) Count like a prodigy and impress your friends.

(108) I'm aiming for a birdie to impress my friends.

(109) Anri's intelligence and wit always impress me.

(110) Jumping stupid is not going to impress anyone.

Sentence of impress

(111) Being bombastic won't impress your professors.

(112) Sometimes people act phoney to impress others.

(113) Cooking can be a great way to impress someone.

(114) That guy is always trying to impress everyone.

(115) That guy is always trying to impress his boss.

(116) He put on a phony accent to impress the girls.

(117) I'm going to bake to impress my new roommates.

(118) The Mercedes is a car that is built to impress.

(119) Cioppino is a dish that never fails to impress.

(120) Budapest is a city that never fails to impress.

Impress used in a sentence

(121) Florence is a city that never fails to impress.

(122) He gave it his damnedest to impress the judges.

(123) She sang her damnedest to impress the audience.

(124) I impress my friends by walking on the ceiling.

(125) Biffins are a great way to impress your guests.

(126) He chugalugged the beer to impress his friends.

(127) His bravados were a way to impress his friends.

(128) He anagrammatises words to impress his friends.

(129) Andie's intelligence and wit always impress me.

(130) Don't bad-mouth your friends to impress others.

Impress sentence in English

(131) Bribe like a champ and impress your professors.

(132) Swing with grace and you'll impress the judges.

(133) Dress to impress at your next networking event.

(134) Dress up to impress at your next job interview.

(135) The weak performance didn't impress the judges.

(136) He tries to impress his crush by telling jokes.

(137) He was eager to impress his boss with his work.

(138) No longer do I feel the need to impress others.

(139) Prime rib is a dish that never fails to impress.

(140) Carbonara is a dish that never fails to impress.

(141) It sounds like you're trying to impress someone.

(142) She's trying to impress everyone by talking big.

(143) She was scornful of his attempts to impress her.

(144) He would machinate on ways to impress his crush.

(145) She belabours her cooking to impress her guests.

(146) She atticizes her cooking to impress her guests.

(147) He always goes over the top to impress his boss.

(148) Elinor's intelligence and wit always impress me.

(149) Angelis' intelligence and wit always impress me.

(150) Count above the curve to impress your professor.

(151) He was conniving up a plan to impress his crush.

(152) Powder up before a date to impress your partner.

(153) Snuff is not a good way to impress your friends.

(154) I want to impress my parents with my good deeds.

(155) My mom's grand cooking skills always impress me.

(156) A steak dinner is a great way to impress guests.

(157) He was confident that he could impress his boss.

(158) Wanting to impress his boss, he worked overtime.

(159) Dress to impress for your internship interviews.

(160) Dress to impress for your college's career fair.

(161) He went to great lengths to impress his new boss.

(162) The clotheshorses were always dressed to impress.

(163) The student attitudinises to impress his teacher.

(164) She jumped through the hoop to impress the crowd.

(165) The chef's in-the-making dish is sure to impress.

(166) Petersburg is a city that never fails to impress.

(167) He is overdoing his attempts to impress his boss.

(168) I need to go above and beyond to impress my boss.

(169) He's always trying to impress people with his bs.

(170) She played to impress the judges with her talent.

(171) He flung in a random fact to impress his friends.

(172) Shuffle with a flourish to impress your audience.

(173) He constantly talks himself up to impress others.

(174) Baladines are a great way to impress your guests.

(175) Biriyanis are a great way to impress your guests.

(176) Bisques are a great way to impress dinner guests.

(177) Bourride is a great way to impress dinner guests.

(178) Croquembouches are a great way to impress guests.

(179) He aggrandised his wealth to impress his friends.

(180) He took rhumba lessons to impress his girlfriend.

(181) Armagnacs are a great way to impress your guests.

(182) I don't want to dope up to impress my professors.

(183) The way he tries to impress his crush is so cute.

(184) Equip like a scholar and impress your professors.

(185) I hid a coin behind my ear to impress my friends.

(186) Dress to impress at your next leadership seminar.

(187) I want to impress my teacher with my good grades.

(188) I hope to impress my coach with my soccer skills.

(189) I want to impress my coach with my sports skills.

(190) Cooking can be a way to impress someone you like.

(191) The bacchanal partygoers were dressed to impress.

(192) It was obvious that he was trying to impress her.

(193) She put on a show of bravado to impress her date.

(194) She always dresses to impress for job interviews.

(195) The artist's work failed to impress the audience.

(196) You can impress others by memorizing by practice.

(197) You can impress others by memorizing by exercise.

(198) Sarah's musical scores always impress the judges.

(199) Feigning ignorance won't impress your professors.

(200) I learned how to cook carp to impress my friends.

(201) Dress to impress for your college's sports games.

(202) The company went all out to impress their clients.

(203) He always tries to attitudinize to impress others.

(204) Don't act like a loudmouth just to impress others.

(205) Spanakopita is a dish that never fails to impress.

(206) She belabors her presentation to impress her boss.

(207) We should never abase ourselves to impress others.

(208) Some people become aggrandisers to impress others.

(209) Armwrestling is a great way to impress your crush.

(210) Arise onto the dance floor and impress the judges.

(211) Dress to impress at your next academic conference.

(212) Dress to impress at your next study group session.

(213) Dress to impress at your next guest speaker event.

(214) I want to impress my crush with my drawing skills.

(215) I want to impress my grandparents with my manners.

(216) He tried to impress his crush by doing a backflip.

(217) The new talent will emerge and impress the judges.

(218) When I'm trying to impress someone, I feel insane.

(219) My mom's operose cooking skills always impress me.

(220) He flaunted his new car to impress his colleagues.

(221) The restaurant failed to impress the food critics.

(222) He feigned interest in her hobbies to impress her.

(223) The perfect way to impress my professor eludes me.

(224) She put on a phoney accent to impress her friends.

(225) I'm confident my drafts will impress my professor.

(226) Dress to impress for your college's formal events.

(227) Dress to impress for your college's alumni events.

(228) Dress to impress for your college's social events.

(229) I'm trying to get plump so I can impress my crush.

(230) The casino had luxurious lobbies to impress guests.

(231) Petri's intelligence and quick thinking impress me.

(232) He tried to impress the girls with his macho strut.

(233) Pecan pie is a dessert that never fails to impress.

(234) Handstands are a great way to impress your friends.

(235) They played to impress their coach during the game.

(236) They played to impress the audience at the theater.

(237) She learned how to levitate to impress her friends.

(238) The chef aimed to impress with his culinary skills.

(239) She tried to impress with her stunning dance moves.

(240) Beatboxings is a great way to impress your friends.

(241) Using big words can impress our friends and family.

(242) Bodypopping is a great way to impress your friends.

(243) Boongary is a word that I'll use to impress people.

(244) Cardsharpings can be a way to impress your friends.

(245) Absquatulations is a word that will impress people.

(246) The smoothest dance moves always impress the crowd.

(247) The mandrill brachiates to impress potential mates.

(248) He would throw money around to impress his friends.

(249) The amazements of nature never cease to impress me.

(250) Let me impress upon you the urgency of this matter.

(251) The impuissant singer failed to impress the judges.

(252) Don't loot to impress someone you're interested in.

(253) He's always using sweet talk to impress the ladies.

(254) Dress to impress at your next internship interview.

(255) Refer despite the desire to impress your professor.

(256) I want to impress my teacher with my good behavior.

(257) I want to impress my coach with my teamwork skills.

(258) He likes to flaunt his fancy car to impress others.

(259) We should never accept risk just to impress others.

(260) The foppish musician was always dressed to impress.

(261) I'm going to turn up the charm to impress my crush.

(262) The falcon will fly in the sky to impress its mate.

(263) I'm always trying to find ways to impress my crush.

(264) The chef was desperate to impress the food critics.

(265) She tried to impress her boss with her new project.

(266) He tried to alter his behavior to impress his boss.

(267) He's a suck up, always trying to impress his peers.

(268) His feckless efforts to impress his boss fell flat.

(269) Dress to impress for your college's music concerts.

(270) Dress to impress for your college's charity events.

(271) Going stupid is not going to impress my professors.

(272) Don't be phony to impress others, just be yourself.

(273) She wore a skirt to the office to impress her boss.

(274) The chef cooked harder to impress the food critics.

(275) I need to up my cooking skills to impress my guests.

(276) He snidely smirked at her failed attempt to impress.

(277) She always manages to impress with her intelligence.

(278) He's just trying to talk big to impress his friends.

(279) Don't phony in your interest just to impress others.

(280) The well-tried recipe never fails to impress guests.

(281) She approached the interview with a will to impress.

(282) He used every trick in the book to impress his date.

(283) He played to impress his date with his piano skills.

(284) I was trying to impress someone and ran into a wall.

(285) I need to outdo the presentation to impress my boss.

(286) He always tries to dress hip to impress his friends.

(287) He always tries to act flamboyant to impress others.

(288) Don't beat your brains out trying to impress others.

(289) She would boast under pressure to impress her peers.

(290) He aimed to impress with his powerful singing voice.

(291) He was mortified at his failure to impress his boss.

(292) Boofier is a word that I will use to impress people.

(293) Braaivleises are a great way to impress your guests.

(294) He tends to exaggerate his wealth to impress others.

(295) He aggrandised his achievements to impress his boss.

(296) The punily decorated cake didn't impress the guests.

(297) The partygoers were clublike and dressed to impress.

(298) He was anagrammatising words to impress his friends.

(299) Athp is a word that you want to impress others with.

(300) He gammed his resume to impress potential employers.

(301) Dress through to impress at your next job interview.

(302) Swish onto the dance floor and impress your partner.

(303) Dress to impress at your next scholarship interview.

(304) Dress to impress at your next research presentation.

(305) Dress to impress at your next volunteer opportunity.

(306) Don't work yourself insane trying to impress others.

(307) She put on a show of bravado to impress her friends.

(308) He was a true bon vivant, always dressed to impress.

(309) His grandiose speech failed to impress the audience.

(310) Don't be out to impress others, be true to yourself.

(311) Dress to impress for your college's art exhibitions.

(312) Toss in some extra effort to impress your professor.

(313) The attendees of the evento were dressed to impress.

(314) He juggled the slipper around to impress his friends.

(315) He decided to dress to impress for his job interview.

(316) I will impress my teachers by memorizing by revising.

(317) The politician's bombast failed to impress the crowd.

(318) The dancer made a quick turn to impress the audience.

(319) He decided to crank on the charm to impress his date.

(320) I'm trying to memorize forward to impress my teacher.

(321) She cooked her damnedest to impress the food critics.

(322) We played to impress the audience at the comedy show.

(323) He tried to impress her with a wink and a compliment.

(324) He glamourizes his accomplishments to impress others.

(325) He pretended to be a flimflam to impress his friends.

(326) I can't wait to get back to work and impress my boss.

(327) He blags about his accomplishments to impress others.

(328) Big words can be fun to say and impress your friends.

(329) I don't want to use big words just to impress people.

(330) The muscleman flexed his biceps to impress the crowd.

(331) Aplu is a word that I will use to impress my friends.

(332) He adulates his boss and always tries to impress him.

(333) Let me impress upon you the gravity of the situation.

(334) The impuissant singer failed to impress the audience.

(335) I'm hoping to impress my baas with my latest project.

(336) Don't suck up praise just to impress your classmates.

(337) She was obsess by the need to impress her professors.

(338) I tend to trip up when I'm trying to impress someone.

(339) Chugging a beer is not a good way to impress someone.

(340) I always try to impress my crush when they're around.

(341) Deform your cooking skills to impress your roommates.

(342) The boomerang is a great way to impress your friends.

(343) A factoid can be a great way to impress your teacher.

(344) The singer's meager voice did not impress the judges.

(345) I want to impress my friends with my new dance moves.

(346) Don't say stupid things just to impress your friends.

(347) The student's bravado was a way to impress his peers.

(348) I'm hoping to impress my boss with my latest project.

(349) The young apprentice was eager to impress his master.

(350) I'm going to ace this essay and impress my professor.

(351) His misguided attempts to impress his boss backfired.

(352) I am going to use gaan to impress my Bengali friends.

(353) Let's crush out this essay and impress our professor.

(354) Being a prig at the art exhibit won't impress anyone.

(355) She teased up her cooking skills to impress her date.

(356) She's always trying to fake around and impress others.

(357) He tried to impress her with his cornball dance moves.

(358) The gymnast bent over backwards to impress the judges.

(359) The employees are overeager to impress their new boss.

(360) Beef stroganoff is a dish that never fails to impress.

(361) I wish senpai would notice my efforts to impress them.

(362) The cordon bleu is a dish that never fails to impress.

(363) The meretricious display of wealth did not impress me.

(364) I'm going to cook for my date tonight to impress them.

(365) We played to impress the music producer at the studio.

(366) The presentation didn't impress the audience too well.

(367) He's just trying to act like a witling to impress her.

(368) Scat with skill and impress with your vocal abilities.

(369) Stunt aside, the movie failed to impress the audience.

(370) They wanted to impress with their grand opening event.

(371) He was able to impress the judges with his backsplits.

(372) Bankai is a word that I can use to impress my friends.

(373) These bouchees are a great way to impress your guests.

(374) He was boogeying with his date, trying to impress her.

(375) The way he tried to impress her was laughably awkward.

(376) She put on a show of bravadoes to impress her friends.

(377) His story was nothing but a tarradiddle to impress us.

(378) The uncute painting failed to impress the art critics.

(379) She sang unmusically and failed to impress the judges.

(380) Don't pander without integrity just to impress others.

(381) Dine through off-campus restaurants to impress a date.

(382) I'm hoping to impress Mr. Up To with my final project.

(383) The hulk stomp is a great way to impress your friends.

(384) Wax on for a showroom finish that will impress anyone.

(385) Don't backbite up your friends just to impress others.

(386) The new student put on airs to impress his classmates.

(387) Dress up to impress at your next internship interview.

(388) Dress up to impress at your next campus job interview.

(389) You need to flesh up if you want to impress your date.

(390) Dress with professionalism to impress your professors.

(391) Farting out loud is not a way to impress your friends.

(392) The recipe was a perfect way to impress dinner guests.

(393) I'm hoping to impress the boss with my latest project.

(394) I'm always trying to impress my crush with my talents.

(395) I want to impress my professor with my research paper.

(396) Being ahead of the curve will impress your professors.

(397) The vapid presentation failed to impress the audience.

(398) I hate when people try to be cheesy to impress others.

(399) I'm trying to impress my crush by getting good grades.

(400) He practices his cooking skills to impress his guests.

(401) He tried hard to impress his boss, but it didn't work.

(402) Factoids can be used to impress others with knowledge.

(403) He shelled out for a fancy dinner to impress his date.

(404) He strutted into the room, trying to impress everyone.

(405) He's so adorkable when he's trying to impress someone.

(406) Blurt at the right time and you might impress someone.

(407) Boast up your study habits to impress your professors.

(408) It's important to dress to impress for job interviews.

(409) Dress to impress for your college's networking events.

(410) Dress to impress for your college's political rallies.

(411) Don't faker up your interests just to impress someone.

(412) Being sly won't impress your classmates or professors.

(413) Stunt to impress your friends is never worth the risk.

(414) I tend to tense up when I'm trying to impress someone.

(415) The child was feigning bravery to impress his friends.

(416) The new restaurant failed to impress the food critics.

(417) The chef oaked up on new recipes to impress his guests.

(418) It's easy to go too far when trying to impress someone.

(419) Let's be extravagant with events to impress our guests.

(420) I wore my favorite shirt on purpose to impress someone.

(421) He dolled up his resume to impress potential employers.

(422) She tried to impress others with her pseudo-confidence.

(423) He tries to talk up his intelligence to impress others.

(424) He tends to exaggerate his abilities to impress others.

(425) The pianist played to impress the crowd at the concert.

(426) The band played to impress the record label executives.

(427) They played to impress the crowd at the music festival.

(428) The acrobat dislocates forward to impress the audience.

(429) She is hardly impressed by his attempts to impress her.

(430) He's such a suck-up, always trying to impress the boss.

(431) Boast ahead and show off your skills to impress others.

(432) He would pretend to know about art to impress his date.

(433) She tried to impress with her knowledge of art history.

(434) She tried to impress with her impeccable fashion sense.

(435) I wonder whom she's trying to impress with that outfit.

(436) She's always dressed to impress when she goes clubbing.

(437) He aggrandized his achievements to impress his friends.

(438) He always bigged his accomplishments to impress others.

(439) Cantrips are often used to impress or entertain others.

(440) Blintzes are a great way to impress guests at a brunch.

(441) The blagger claimed to be a doctor to impress his date.

(442) The chef used a counterploy to impress the food critic.

(443) He screwed up on top of his chance to impress the boss.

(444) He would cadge up in front of his crush to impress her.

(445) I need to spruce up my wardrobe to impress my new boss.

(446) The chefs cooked emulously to impress the food critics.

(447) The musicians played emulously to impress the audience.

(448) He complimented his date ingratiatingly to impress her.

(449) Don't snort to impress your friends, it's not worth it.

(450) Mount with grace and elegance to impress your audience.

(451) It's not healthy to feign love just to impress someone.

(452) Don't inflate your grades just to impress your parents.

(453) Dress to impress at your next study abroad orientation.

(454) Let's fire up for the career fair and dress to impress.

(455) Dress up to impress at your next scholarship interview.

(456) Dress up to impress at your next research presentation.

(457) I hope my new outfit will impress my friends at school.

(458) I want to impress my friends by organizing a fun party.

(459) The arrant liar made up stories to impress his friends.

(460) He feigned interest in the book to impress his teacher.

(461) The futility of trying to impress others is exhausting.

(462) Hang up your diploma in your office to impress clients.

(463) As a teenager, I was always trying to impress my peers.

(464) The sloppy presentation failed to impress the audience.

(465) The corte is a great way to impress your dance partner.

(466) He faked his interest in the club to impress his crush.

(467) Kavi is a fashionista and he always dresses to impress.

(468) Dress to impress for your first day of college classes.

(469) Dress to impress for your college's religious services.

(470) Dumping down your writing won't impress your professor.

(471) Don't dwell to impress others, but to improve yourself.

(472) It's easy to hyperbolize when trying to impress others.

(473) He's always trying to impress people, what a douchebag.

(474) He always dramatizes his achievements to impress others.

(475) He tends to blabber when he's trying to impress someone.

(476) The actor put on an act to impress the casting director.

(477) He tends to overreach in his attempts to impress others.

(478) Pot roast is a meal that is sure to impress your guests.

(479) She remained unimpressed by his attempts to impress her.

(480) Everyone in the company was eager to impress the bigwig.

(481) The actor performed on the trot to impress the audience.

(482) He knew he had to turn on the charm to impress his date.

(483) He played to impress his friends with his guitar skills.

(484) She played to impress the audience at the dance recital.

(485) She played to impress her coach during the tennis match.

(486) The chef gilled up on new recipes to impress the guests.

(487) She remained indifferent to his attempts to impress her.

(488) She was mortify despite her efforts to impress her date.

(489) The piazza's grandeur never fails to impress and admire.

(490) Bourrides is a dish that is sure to impress your guests.

(491) The degustations were a great way to impress our guests.

(492) She aggrandized her education to impress her colleagues.

(493) The movie lacked bizazz and failed to impress audiences.

(494) He tried to impress her by twerking, but it didn't work.

(495) His high sounding speech failed to impress the audience.

(496) The fashionmongers at the event were dressed to impress.

(497) Mona is a fashionista and she always dresses to impress.

(498) The naif intern was eager to learn and impress her boss.

(499) He's always acting like a tosser to impress his friends.

(500) Peak up without feeling like you need to impress anyone.

(501) I hope to impress Mr. Come Around with my final project.

(502) Pouting down won't impress anyone, so keep your head up.

(503) Ray among the fashionistas is always dressed to impress.

(504) Tack with confidence and you'll impress your professors.

(505) I tend to babble off when I'm trying to impress someone.

(506) I tend to babble out when I'm trying to impress someone.

(507) I need to impress my boss, he's on the hiring committee.

(508) Cavil after the presentation won't impress the audience.

(509) Armour up with a strong work ethic to impress your boss.

(510) Dress on to impress your professors during office hours.

(511) Dress up to impress at your college graduation ceremony.

(512) He always tries to grandstand to impress his classmates.

(513) Babbling around won't impress anyone in a job interview.

(514) Cooking can be a way to impress your friends and family.

(515) His vain attempts to impress his crush were all in vain.

(516) He was anxious to impress his crush on their first date.

(517) He was proud to ace the project and impress his teacher.

(518) The premium liquefy is a great way to impress your date.

(519) He cast about for a recipe to impress his dinner guests.

(520) His ploy to impress his boss only made him look foolish.

(521) His casual attire didn't impress the potential employer.

(522) The politician's bombast failed to impress the audience.

(523) Dress to impress for your college's theater productions.

(524) Hyperbolizing your grades won't impress your professors.

(525) The presentation was goodenough to impress the audience.

(526) Levi's intelligence and quick thinking always impress me.

(527) Shear up your cooking techniques and impress your guests.

(528) Juggle is a great way to impress your friends at parties.

(529) The knight wore borrowed plumes to impress his lady love.

(530) They played to impress the talent agents at the showcase.

(531) We played to impress the judges at the dance competition.

(532) He tends to overstate his achievements to impress others.

(533) He told lies about his accomplishments to impress others.

(534) Many people falsely profess competence to impress others.

(535) Shucking oysters is a great way to impress dinner guests.

(536) He always tries to act like a blowhard to impress others.

(537) It's easy to overdo things when trying to impress others.

(538) She always uses sciencey terms to impress her colleagues.

(539) The adonises in the fashion show were dressed to impress.

(540) He likes to stunt around for his friends to impress them.

(541) The teenager would swagger around to impress his friends.

(542) She completely ballsed up her chance to impress the boss.

(543) I want to impress upon you the importance of punctuality.

(544) His cooking skills are fab and always impress his guests.

(545) The salesman's glibber pitch didn't impress the customer.

(546) Modulate up for your performance to impress the audience.

(547) It's not necessary to puff yourself up to impress others.

(548) Smacking off is not going to impress potential employers.

(549) Damn around is not a good way to impress your professors.

(550) Decanting like a pro is a great way to impress your date.

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