Sentence examples for again untouched from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Fahey figures she has opened her husband's closet door three dozen times, only to close it again, untouched, just as he left it.

If you don't send one, or don't call or fax to request additional time to gather documents for your response, the IRS "automated systems" (again, untouched by human hands) will proceed to the next steps legally required to be able to collect the proposed tax.

"I felt impelled by a desire to see once again the whole untouched panorama of New York," Mr. Evans says.

The poetics of shopping spaces sing out a song of eternally replenished beginnings, of starting all over again with unused, untouched appurtenances.

The wince-worthy moments are untouched – again, spoilers.

Once again, the promise of untouched things has come into play: "My son is almost four," she notes.

The case quickly went cold again and remained relatively untouched until 2014, when newly elected District Attorney Ricardo Rodriguez ousted Guerra from office after promising supporters he would re-examine the case.

Nationally, ' they' were people from Gulu, Masindi and Mbarara, while ' we' were, once again, the uninfected and untouched remainder of the country; and internationally, ' they' were all Ugandan nationals, and ' we' were everyone else in the world.

So they returned to the port the next day and again the Zim line remained untouched.

"We felt like the workers were on our side and so we wanted to give them that opportunity to honor the community picket that they didn't get the chance to do on Saturday". So they returned to the port the next day and again the Zim line remained untouched.

Congress's most recent surface transportation bill, signed into law in December, once again leaves the gas tax untouched--and instead draws billions of dollars of funding out of the federal government's general fund.