The details of this historic event, which spearheaded the Montgomery bus boycotts and sparked the civil rights movement, introduce a touching portrait of the activist in the new book Our Auntie Rosa: the Family of Rosa Parks Remembers Her Life and Lessons, by Sheila McCauley Keys, Parks' seventh niece.
The result: Munster thinks Apple will introduce a touch-screen tablet with a seven- to 10-inch screen in the first half of next year.
In a departure from her previous work, Wolitzer introduces a touch of magic realism.
The way that colors were introduced — a touch of scarlet at the neck, pine green or blue and white — looked modern.
And all three, like Shakespeare, ended on a moralizing note, introducing a touch of reality -- Caliban's awakening, a cappella, from the choral and instrumental dreamscape of George Benjamin's "Sometime Voices"; the final adagio movement, dying away, of Hans Werner Henze's Eighth Symphony; or the fugue that concludes the last act of Verdi's "Falstaff" -- "All the world's a joke".
Danger Mouse: We don't want some kid to say 'This is the way they dress, they probably hang out with these kind of people and they're like this.' CL: It was a way of introducing a touch of irreverence into quite a dark album, too.
The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday May 22 2007 No doubt Father Michael Seed is congratulating himself on the way in which he has introduced a touch of glamour into what previously was no more than an intellectual discussion.
Introducing a touch of lightness in a scene at a Boston teaching hospital, "[we] interviewees in our dark suits stood out like penguins at a polar bear convention".
High Tech Computer, for instance, introduced a touch-based handset just weeks before the iPhone was released.
Yet as old markets across the country have been revived in recent years and new ones, like the three-year-old Chelsea Market in Manhattan, have opened, the city has sought to sustain the surviving slice of the Essex Street Market; even, most recently, to introduce a stylish touch.
