Sentence examples for street touch from inspiring English sources

The oaks on opposite sides of my street touch in the middle, creating a picturesque canopy.

And at night, after meals were eaten and dishes washed, the young people would stroll in tight groups under the orange street lights, and once in a while some bold girl or boy would glance around for aunts or cousins, then cross the street, touch an arm, grasp a hand, pass some moments in a shadow beside the loved one, too shy at first to say anything at all.

Under the Dodd-Frank Act, regulators are required to write some 300 new rules for Wall Street, touching everything from the $600 trillion derivatives market to dubious lending practices.

Now, it seems that no one on Wall Street will touch Internet stocks with a barge pole.

Financial markets and the U.S. economy parted company in the late 1990s as Wall Street lost touch with economic reality.

One massive limb has reached clear across Kane Street, nearly touching a house on the other side.

In considering the familiar yet peculiar ways of the suburban middle class in the 1950s and after, "51 Birch Street" also touched on more primal riddles.

The decision those nine people make every month in Threadneedle Street directly touches the lives of millions, playing a crucial role in determining the UK's rate of growth, consumer spending levels and cost of living.

It's done with a light, street-smart touch: For example, Mr. Cunningham asks his audience how much they think they'll need to spend on school supplies in a year: "The lowest amount I ever heard was $23," he tells them.

Far up, almost invisible from the street, are touches of brilliance, where the peaks of the nine-foot-high Gothic arches are formed by panels of very thin brick set at cross angles, with the staff of Asclepius worked into the design.

Cologne, street signs, touches, stories, heavy breathing, the clinking of a belt buckle, it's all a trigger.