Sentence examples for in a touch of from inspiring English sources

In mid-July, for instance, he joined the crowds flocking to Central Park to hear the New York Philharmonic, led by Alan Gilbert — "who, by the way, spent eight years in Sweden conducting the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra," Mr. Eliasson tossed in, a touch of national pride there.

Toss in a touch of "Goodfellas".

It even throws in a touch of sci-fi fantasy.

In "A Touch of Sin," it's professional, the man is a professional criminal.

In a touch of irony, that may instead precipitate Richter's departure from New York.

In a touch of chatty colloquialism, one poem is even entitled "Sunday in the Empty Nest".

In a touch-of-a-button era where texted emoticons are replacing handwritten thank-you cards, China's jinqi tradition is hanging on.  .

It was Arthur who helped secure my first big break in the theatre and life came full circle when I recommended him for a part in [A Touch of] Frost – and he went on to appear in 27 episodes.

The shovel snaps in half — a touch of foreboding, if this were a B movie.

"America's highways are in for a touch of the 'new look,' if a new outdoor plastic sign catches on.

From the north: thin noodles of fresh tagliolini, made in-house, and a touch of cream.