Sentence examples for that particular touch from inspiring English sources
So maybe you can explain to me why Utterson felt the need to add that particular touch?" "It's Westie," Mike said.
Drink at Work.com said of her work: 'Carr has a soft and particular touch that makes each character realistic, sympathetic and noble, inhabiting them in a way that is by turns uproarious, embarrassing, sexy and sweet.' Ann currently spends most of her time writing shows, auditioning to shill for corporate America, and thinking up various ways to engage her cat in kitty aerobics.
The winner: The BFG After The BFG opened in the US with a disappointing $18.8m£14.3m3m), there was no shortage of media opinion along the lines of Variety's "The BFG flops: has Steven Spielberg lost his blockbuster touch?" (In that particular article, Brent Lang deemed the director a failure and said he was "no longer attuned to the zeitgeist").
Quinn's approval of the bill could come with a caveat, however, as CBS Chicago reported last week that his office still needed to "put the finishing touches on that particular piece of legislation".
Following the seven-way debate, Miliband was able to keep in touching distance on that particular question.
Before needling, the 'live' points were identified by palpation that is, subtle changes at the skin level, or upon touch or pressure, for that particular patient.
Peters had been waiting for Kasatka to touch his foot, the beginning of that particular behavior.
Just simply touch the training icon from far away zoom mode, it zoomed in on that particular dog from your home page.
Will you say hi to uncle Josh with me?" I was touched by the honorific - but I also realized the extra meaning it carried on that particular day.
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