Sentence examples for prepared to touch from inspiring English sources

Rayner was always willing to take on causes that no one else was prepared to touch.

Working as a hospital doctor in Bombay (now called Mumbai) in the late 1980s when AIDS was discovered in the city, she merely decided that she was prepared to touch the infected.

Hurley used the same medium to announce that her marriage to Arun Nayar was over and, as she prepared to touch down in Melbourne, Warne asked his Twitter followers: "Where is the sexiest place to take Elizabeth for lunch?

As it stands, with the genuine victors in this case, Penguin, still £2 million out of pocket in legal fees, and Evans without a publisher prepared to touch his inspired and watertight research, it would be hard to dispute Irving's own verdict.

Soon after, Francis squandered a good opportunity to extend his side's advantage when he spilled the ball forward as he prepared to touch down.

"If we had managed one of those we would have been in it to the end". Centre Henshaw was thwarted by a fine cover tackle by Jack Nowell as he prepared to touch down in the corner.

The first occasion was on 11 January 1942 when, having destroyed a Bf 109 and a Fiat G.50, he was preparing to touch down in the desert to pick up a fellow pilot who had crash landed.

Everyone attempted the same movement -- a turn of the head to the left with eyes focused down on the feet, then a small sweeping movement of the leg, accompanied by a careful positioning of the hands, as if preparing to touch a keyboard or palms together as in meditation, then the same movements to the right, taking a step backward with each twist.

To understand Bonhoeffer's theological reflections, one must be prepared to allow theology to touch the ground.

If you are prepared to throw up touch passes or high balls combined with aggressive catches, then the end zone will start to become a familiar place for you.

His mother thanked her personally for her work, but told her to inform her son that the sheriff was prepared to arrest him if he touched her property again.