Sentence examples for opening to touch from inspiring English sources

Later in the set, he stopped the opening to Touch the Sky, saying "that's not what we rehearsed in the dressing room" before walking off stage and leaving fans wondering whether he would reappear.

In the opening shot of "The Player," from 1992, Robert Altman makes an explicit attempt to outdo Orson Welles's famous opening to "Touch of Evil".

What are we afraid of if we make ourselves more open to touching and being touched?

That was as close as Gloucester got and Quins sealed the victory when Easter raced clear in open play to touch down and round off another impressive afternoon.

But women at festivals are still made to feel uncomfortable and violated all the time whether it's some guy groping you as he brushes by in a crowd, making unsolicited comments about your body, or taking your enthusiastic dancing as an open invitation to touch you without consent.

I opened his shirt to touch him and saw bruises there.

When we re-opened nobody wanted to touch a suggestion of something in the news".

Nonetheless, certain strict, though vague, house rules were put in place for the crews: don't go in the off-limits rooms; don't open anything; try not to touch anything.

Mr Huber's plans to open "touch point" branches (which would have pandered to this preference) had to be shelved because Dublin-based first-e did not have a British banking licence.

Since people were understandably highly reluctant to touch open sores and human waste without gloves, they were often hesitant to visit the homes of very sick people to offer assistance, further isolating PLWHA and their families.

The children ask Hänsel and Gretel to touch them to open their eyes.