Sentence examples for promised to touch from inspiring English sources

Although no date had been set (and Susan did not know if she would make it to Argentina) we promised to touch base if we both happened to be in the country at the same time.

The transformation, museum officials say, promises to touch every aspect of what museums do, from how art and objects are presented and experienced to what is defined as art.

So it can be healing, especially during sex, to make promises and keep them immediately as a method of cutting new grooves into our psychological patterns: "I promise to touch your knee," and to do so.

On Monday, the Supreme Court justices returned to the bench, gearing up for another dramatic legislative term, with a line-up that promises to touch on a fresh batch of contentious and highly-anticipated issues.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer's first on-camera press briefing in over a week was full of non-answers and promises to "touch base" with President Donald Trump at a later date.

During his presidential campaign, Trump promised not to touch Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid.

"Even though he promised not to touch the press, repressions started and only grew," he said.

Coalition: The government has promised not to touch negative gearing or the capital gains tax discount.