In the walkway outside, a small swimming pool with a few bedraggled palm trees adds a touch of faded, Hollywood-style glamour to the entrance.
Rub the "bruise" with your finger a little bit for a faded touch.
In Room 105 of the Dewey Hotel, Denise Williams struggled to string the window with flashing lights--a touch of Christmas vibrancy on the faded edge of skid row.
"Existing-home sales faded a touch in July, but don't even think that is an indicator that the housing market is finally starting to tank," Joel Naroff, an economist at Naroff Economic Advisors, said.
Cook admitted this may have worried him in the past – in his last Test as England captain Rashid faded a touch during a hammering by India in Chennai, despite taking 23 wickets across the 4-0 series defeat in 2016 – but he now sees a more confident cricketer who is emboldened by his recent limited-overs success.
He played for England between 1951, when he was 24, and 1969, when he was 42, and the exquisiteness of his touch never faded.
Just by luck I found that touching the faded "start cooking" stamp brought up a page with a larger recipe window and a handy timer.
The Italian tarantula is no exception: its venom leaves a touch of swelling which fades within a day or two.
Combined with declining goal rates in Serie A, there was reason to believe the 36-year-old's touch was fading.
Here for instance is one, faded and tattered, with even a touch of mildew, suggesting it has fallen into disuse: "as the bishop said to the actress".
Scranton, a faded former coal center, touched off a full-blown debt crisis this month, losing access to the capital markets when its City Council refused to honor a taxpayer guarantee for a parking authority's bonds.
