Sentence examples for takes touch from inspiring English sources

"It takes creativity, it takes touch, it takes feel, and you have to start the ball on line with the correct speed.

It takes touch, power, controlled ball flight and imagination to play this form of the game.

But if you want a partnership It won't occur by chance For it takes touch and feel To have a partner in the dance.

Florman is a charmingly guileless writer, and he takes touching pride in the physical legacy of a profession he describes as "math and science with a paycheck".

Visser made amends for his mistake after 48 minutes as the Scots were rewarded for taking touch instead of opting for a very makeable penalty.

And it might not even be legal, since "you can't take, touch, or salvage space objects from another country," says Joanne Gabrynowicz, a panel member and space law expert at the University of Mississippi in Oxford.

Given its active nature and dependence on exploratory movement, many have taken touch to be best understood as an extended " haptic system" that includes both surface receptors and motor areas (Gibson 1966).

But enough of economic woes: now everyone is taking touching vaper selfies like the musician Bruno Mars.

16 mins: Some encouraging pressure from Ivory Coast, with several players taking touches as they probed for openigns around the Egypitan box.

Each professor and class I took touched my life, expanded my mind and made me a better student.

Takes a touch and dribbles a shot around Weidenfeller.