Sentence examples for prospect of touching from inspiring English sources
Different types of phobia are also quite separate – hence the reason why someone can be quite happy to expose themselves to public ridicule on a television show yet collapse at the prospect of touching a cockroach.
The way Angela nearly vomits on the floor at the prospect of being touched by a reassuring James.
Not long after teasing the prospect of a touch-friendly future for its peculiarly-named OS, Canonical has officially pulled back the curtains on its Ubuntu phone OS and it looks, well, great.
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The Hammers last Premier League fixture ended in disappointment as they were consigned to a 1-0 defeat at St Mary's but at only three points off fifth place, the prospect of European football remains in touching distance.
The government's increasingly pessimistic statements about the capital's prospects have touched off a new wave of panic buying.
The prospect of a Senate vote has touched off a battle between small businesses, which contend that state requirements drive up costs, and consumer groups, which see them as indispensable protection for patients.
But electronic ink technology is moving in that direction, and then there is the prospect of a larger iPod Touch that would be perfect as both a Web tablet and an electronic reader.
When rumours and speculation did touch on the prospect of a Latin American pope, all the talk was of Bergoglio's fellow Argentinian, Leonardo Sandri, or of Odilo Scherer, the archbishop of São Paulo.
The prospect of a casino in Monticello last year touched off a land rush, in which politically connected developers spent more than $40 million snapping up woodland, dilapidated hotels and golf courses.
