Examples of 'had to impress' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to impress"
had to impress - suggests the necessity of making a good impression on someone or a group of people. It implies putting effort into being admired or respected
How to use "had to impress" in a sentence
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had to impress
You had to impress my dad to marry me.
Maybe he thought he had to impress the new kid.
I had to impress you.
To get closer, you had to impress the teacher.
Had to impress me.
At the time of its splendor, the castle had to impress visitors.
You had to impress someone.
When people met me they were unimpressed, so I had to impress myself on them.
Still had to impress people.
Man, I thought we were past the phase where we had to impress each other.
That had to impress them.
Oh, well, i did not think i had to impress you.
They had to impress not only the jury but also the audience.
Do you? I mean, when is the last time you had to impress a label head?
I had to impress Buffalo Hump.
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Hey, you were the one who said I had to impress Julia to get ahead, right?
I had to impress to show Sven-Göran Eriksson.
Time and again, I had to impress upon.
I had to impress Buffalo Hump . I wanted to demonstrate who has courage.
Do you think I ever had to impress a girl with nylon underwear?
I had to impress Julia to get ahead, right?
Likeâ" like you had to impress her to make her like you, and.
I had to impress you. You did.
To remain breathing I had to impress you. heavily implied that… Well, you.
He 's had to impress the Kings in Summer League, and he has.
Like you had to impress her to make her like you, and.
I had to impress you . - Sniggers.
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You do not have to impress these people
Let me impress you with my psychic ability
I know you wanna impress your guests
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Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
