Sentence examples for frequent touch with from inspiring English sources

And he was in frequent touch with a Treasury undersecretary, Peter Fisher.

Cabinet members, national security council members, military chiefs and officials throughout the bureaucracy in Washington are in frequent touch with the people who hold the same jobs in London.

He said the union had paid DeMarco's rent at least three times during the past year and that the union had been in frequent touch with DeMarco about filing the necessary paperwork to become eligible for more benefits.

Yeah, I stay in pretty frequent touch with Jemaine [Clement] – mainly online, he quite often pops up; I don't see Bret [McKenzie] too often, but I have nothing but love for those guys.

The President revealed that he had already had 'discussions' with Brown on the troops issue and was 'appreciative' that Brown was in frequent touch with the Americans about 'what he and his military are thinking'.

I can think of only one sound reason for dashing off dozens of Christmas cards to all the folk you're in frequent touch with, and that's to raise money for good causes.

Yet he has attended both quarterly meetings of the arena's board of directors, sitting to Mr. Ratner's right, and keeps in frequent touch by phone and e-mail with Mr. Yormark.

Its hollow had been razored with initials, and its wood had the polish of frequent touch.

And they said they would remain in frequent touch.

You won't want to waste the time or funds necessary for frequent touch-ups.

If not for his policies, then for the frequent touching of his own face.