Sentence examples for magnificent touch from inspiring English sources

Goodison, the away section included, fell silent for several seconds in shock and awe at the magnificent touch.

(One magnificent touch: her mother, played by Audra Lindley, calls Lenny "Mr. Cantreau" — accent on the last syllable — and he corrects her).

Best of all is that they also welcome back quiet-achieving Shane Edwards, who was in magnificent touch before a leg fracture sidelined him five weeks ago.

Sometimes intriguingly, as in the case of Orson Welles's quirky, magnificent Touch of Evil (1958), where Heston, against type, played the Mexican detective Vargas.

And, they could have been further behind at the death, as Barry Robson struck a thunderous free-kick from 25 yards that would have found the goal but for a magnificent touch from Gallacher.

Mourinho's rivals would have hoped that the loss of Costa - who has been so impressive since joining from Atletico Madrid in the summer - to an undisclosed injury would have stalled the Blues, but although deputy Loic Remy was relatively quiet, goalscorers Fabregas and Oscar were in magnificent touch in midfield.

You can still see The Magnificent Ambersons, Touch of Evil, F Is for Fake, The Trial, Macbeth, Othello, Chimes at Midnight, Mr Arkadin, The Lady from Shanghai and The Immortal Story, none of which is perfect.

It doesn't take much for David to agree — and there's a magnificent directorial touch in the decisive discussion, when David brings her roses and a thorn pierces her chest and brings up a drop of blood.