Sentence examples for a touch like a from inspiring English sources
Stephen Kennedy: I once said Josh Magennis has a touch like a bouncy castle.
"I played it a few times in my youth but had a touch like a baby elephant".
Introduced plainly by name, he extended his hand to me, broad and delicate, firm yet soft, workingman's hands gone effete, a touch like a draft horse raised entirely free from its evolutionary function.
It's a nice touch, like a backstage pass at the opera.
She suggested a personal touch "like a mixing bowl with a print out of a special recipe is nice — those are the presents that stand out".
THE construction net covering the peak of the supersober Thurgood Marshall United States Court House at Foley Square is an undignified touch, like a punk topknot on a debutante.
Their simple sportswear had a nice light touch, like a pale blue blouse cropped and gathered with a bit of elastic at the waist.
The last lines of the book's final poem, "Gone, Galore," leaven the suffering in "The Glimmering Room" with a tender touch, like a parent brushing the hair from a child's eyes: The voices of children live on inside us Strange sister, Walk into the white sun With me.
Add a little personal touch, like a hair bow, lip gloss, or even some makeup; you can also add a small bottle of medicated face wash for pimples.
Now entry to a fraternity party requires an iPod-touch-like scanner for student IDs that flashes up the class year and prevents any card from being used more than once an evening.
They taste a little like rhubarb (with a touch of chicory-like bitterness).
