Sentence examples for a touch of it from inspiring English sources
There's a touch of it in me.
He sprinkled a touch of it onto the salad.
It's a marvelous tribute to an unflagging imagination and intellect, and we are delighted to contain just a touch of it in these pages.
The sun may have set on the British Empire, but a touch of it still shines on the radio dial each day in Belize.
When musicians play with him, they get a touch of it, finding themselves within his light, gamboling, songlike phrases and quick downward zigzags; sometimes, in a faded way, it remains part of their style forever.
"This issue is widespread enough that I feel like almost every iPhone 6 or 6 Plus has a touch of it (no pun intended) and are like ticking bombs just waiting to act up," Jason Villmer, owner of repair shop STS Telecom, told iFixit.
It adds a touch of realism; it adds more to the story: "Oh, there's a bug that got caught — lunch".
In "A Touch of Sin," it's professional, the man is a professional criminal.
"And now, can you tell me your telephone number?" "No," the candidate replied, with just a touch of coolness, "It's a private number".
If you detect a touch of envy, it's because, for all their radicalism and their misfortune, Pussy Riot has become a sweeping pop success.
At $10 a half pitcher and $18 for a huge full one with apples, oranges, grapes and a touch of brandy, it's a bargain.
