Sentence examples for a touch of New from inspiring English sources
Mó Mo Dumpling Shop, at 15A Kensington Gardens (01273 698129), brings a touch of New York-style ethnic dining to the city.
Eighteen-year-old Archie Marshall has been steadily garnering acclaim under his stage name, King Krule, for his hazy, dark melange of sounds: a touch of new wave guitar, some synths, a hint of dubstep, a bassy vocal growl.
While I've never professed to being a member of the faithful, Bible belt upbringing notwithstanding, I do cobble together my own sense of the spiritual -- a touch of new age, a dash of that old time religion and heavy dose of luck.
Take Jerry's Famous Deli on Beverly Boulevard near Cedars-Sinai Medicavernousr, andavernous and friendly place with a touch of New York.
Photo: The Speakeasy Jazz Babies brought a touch of New Orleans to the crossroads of the world yesterday by leading a musical funeral procession through Times Square to bid farewell to winter and welcome the arriving spring.
His wide and weird set on Monday ran through Bob Dylan ("Sign on the Window"); a song called "I'll Never Tear You Apart," by Martin Tielli of the Canadian rock band the Rheostatics; and the Tin Pan Alley song "How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm," done with a touch of New Orleans parade rhythm.
There's a touch of New Jersey in the vowels, a holdover from growing up around Newark in a working-class Italian American family.
Much has been made of the New England and the fresh-broom approach of their caretaker head coach, the one-time Scotland Under-19 flanker Stuart Lancaster, but there is a touch of the New Caledonia about the team selected by Scotland's head coach, the former England openside flanker (and head coach) Andy Robinson.
By Richard Brody A villager savors the fruit of calamity in "A Touch of Sin," the new film by Jia Zhangke.
Chinese director Jia Zhangke had his highest-profile success with the Cannes award-winner A Touch of Sin; his new one is a fable about a man revisiting his former lover.
