Sentence examples for course to touch from inspiring English sources
That means base interest rates are still going up, perhaps in February or thereabouts, and will be on course to touch 2% by 2018.
But I do like to look (and, when invited, of course, to touch).
Roy is, of course, too big to touch, even though she lives in Delhi.
Of course, you need to touch the sources of your viciousness and treachery before you rise above them.
Trooping a line of inner-city schoolchildren past a million-dollar painting (a painting that they are, of course, not allowed to touch) reinforces market values and hierarchies without promoting, or generating, real art.
Of course, you have to touch the right person in the right way to release oxytocin, as unwanted or inappropriate touching has the opposite effect.
Of course, no Rangers dared to touch it for fearing of hexing their chances to win the NHL's holiest grail.
And I would – but of course, I'm not allowed to touch the scissors.
Virginia Woolf helped shape post-Victorian Britain, influenced the course of literature, and continues to touch writers and readers the world over.
Of course, I'm always pleased to touch the wall first but I'm so happy she's made the [qualifying] time too".
Perrigos shares fell as much as 1.3% during the course of the trading day to touch down at an intraday low of $67.10.
