The colored polygon figures, which contain the pieces of code, add a touch of arcade games' point-rewarding system into the mix.
I'm used to a suggestion of fennel – like a touch of perfume on a pulse point.
Or maybe everyone is suffering from a touch of "prevention fatigue".On one point, however, experts agree: when it comes to teenage births, the United States is backsliding.
I love the humor in your work, the way, for instance, really tough turns are alluded to so nimbly in "Commercial for Absence": Try it, just a touch of being noplace at the pulse points.
"This is a great movie," he said at one point, with a touch of awe.
The only wine served at this point was a touch of champagne.
If a tale of political migration is to have any real punch, it needs a touch of passionate intensity — and, as Yeats pointed out, that's what the worst are full of.
At this point add a touch of salsa to give it more of a 'Mexican' flavor as well as American cheese.
On flotation day he wrote on the Etsy blog, "We've grown, Etsy has become a touch point of debate for larger issues, including whether the human-centered craftsmanship that we exist to support is compatible with being a public company.
Greece's fiscal crisis, a touch point of so many conversations about sovereign debt at Davos 2010, has highlighted the institutional weakness of the European Union to rein in wayward member states.
Apple's point proportions are based on the scale of the human finger and the minimum size of a touch point is defined as 44 points.
