But behind the scenes, Mahomes was making an impression on his teammates.
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It seems Krasinski's funny guy attitude has been making an impression on the tyke.
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All of which is making an impression on Frank Menechino, the Marlins' batting coach.
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The weather started making an impression on Berger in 2001, when Tropical Storm Allison came to town.
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Nice guy, but I've never stopped thinking about how little energy he put into making an impression on me.
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On his debut against Morton, Heron scored for his new employers, instantly making an impression on the fans and earning himself his 'Black Arrow' moniker.
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Koetter, perhaps longing for a reprise in the postseason, has enthusiastically tried to rouse the fan base into making an impression on viewers — if not the league.
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Now, working mostly out of Munich, SatOne's paintings are making an impression on the world of abstract art through a self reflexive exploration of color, shape, and distortion.
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Heading up any company, whether it's a growing start-up or a multinational conglomerate, requires a lot of strength and courage — and it seems that many CEOs have been making an impression on their British employees.
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Cooper "Coop" Barrett is a fictional character on the ABC soap opera, General Hospital. Jason Gerhardt originated the role on February 1, 2007 on a recurring basis. Gerhardt originally auditioned for the role of Logan Hayes, and invited to audition for Coop after making an impression on the casting directors. Gerhardt was eventually put on contract status.
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He was named team captain for the 2002–03 season. After which he took a year off from hockey for personal and family matters. Prior to the 2004–05 season he was given a tryout to return to the Aces, now called the Alaska Aces playing in the ECHL. He made the team due in part to making an impression on the coaching staff after not quitting on a difficult conditioning skate.
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Later in 2003, Speedman starred opposite Kate Beckinsale in the supernatural thriller film Underworld. Making an impression on audiences in the stylized vampire–werewolf film, Speedman was honored with a Saturn Award in the category "Cinescape Face of the Future Award". Then, he went on to star alongside James Marsden in the thriller The 24th Day and Ice Cube in XXX: State of the Union. Upon the success of the first Underworld film, Speedman reprised his role as Michael Corvin in the 2006 sequel Underworld: Evolution.
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Tootle was born in Widnes, Cheshire. Joining Crewe as an eight- year old, Tootle signed his first professional contract after making an impression on Crewe manager Gudjon Thordarsson in July 2009. He made his full debut on 21 November for Crewe Alexandra in a 2–2 draw, away at Northampton Town in League Two, playing the full 90 minutes. Tootle became a regular in the first team after Dario Gradi took over for his third spell as Crewe manager. His first goal in senior football came in Crewe's 2–2 draw with Rochdale on Boxing Day 2009.
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Born in Stockton-on-Tees, Forrest played his youth football with Billingham Town and was a member of the Stockton Youth Representative team in the mid-1970s. He then joined South Bank of the Northern League from where he was invited to Rotherham United for a trial in February 1977. After making an impression on manager Jimmy McGuigan, Forrest was signed as a professional and went straight into Rotherham's first team at the start of the 1977–78 season, remaining an automatic choice for several years. In 1981, Rotherham were Third Division champions but after two seasons in the Second Division they dropped back down again.
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Evelyn was educated at the Sandhurst Military College, and in 1836, at the young age of twenty, he migrated to New South Wales, travelling on the Hooghly, a ship of 466 tons which had previously been used as a convict transport vessel and was under the command of George Bayly at that time. Sturt arrived in Sydney on 12 October that year. Making an impression on the authorities, Evelyn was appointed, only 4 months after his arrival, as the Commissioner of Crown lands and was based in Yass from 20 February 1837. Being only 21 years of age he was sometimes referred to as 'the boy commissioner'.
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Scotsman 15 October 1902 He was interested in studying Scotland in a European context more than in the context of the British Empire, and stressed that one country's history could only be understood by "reference to the histories of other countries". Though his writing style is considered restrained, he was more outgoing in conversation, entertaining friends and making an impression on the younger people around him.Davis At first his lectures only covered the years up to 1500, but when a second specialist on the history of Scotland, Henry Meikle, joined him in 1909, he added a course taking students up to 1800. He was invited to give prestigious lecture series at other universities, including the Rhind lectures for 1903 on "Scotland in the Time of Queen Mary" and the Ford Lectures for 1913/14.
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