Sentence examples for carefully touch from inspiring English sources

Outside, workmen carefully touch up the guttering.

Carefully touch a lighted match to mixture to flame it.

A sign near the main entrance to the Yale University Art Gallery says, "You may carefully touch".

Carefully touch it with your hands.

Then use a nail polish remover pen to carefully touch up or shape the area.

If you had paint bleed under your masking tape, you can take a very small paintbrush (typically sold at art stores) and very carefully touch up the lines.

Taken with a digital camera, the photographs almost look like they have been carefully touched up on the computer to convey their serene stillness.

"By Twos" presents three tones of black — velvety, drier and dry — divided by zips of cerulean blue carefully touched with white so that they almost seem to twist against the black.

"I wasn't sure about it at first," Mr. Davidson said one afternoon, watching an assistant with a paintbrush carefully touching up the poster-size circus print, which blanketed a big swath of his dining-room table.

Sometimes they would get cut after dress rehearsal, and I would have the horrible experience of looking out and seeing a painter carefully touching up my set and getting it all ready to be smashed to pieces and sent to a landfill in Brooklyn.

But although the prosecution went as far afield as to put witness after witness on the stand who testified to things that, while gruesome and true enough, had only the slightest connection, or none, with the deeds of the accused, it carefully avoided touching upon this highly explosive matter — upon the almost ubiquitous complicity, stretching far beyond the ranks of the Party membership.