By bike, you can connect all the pieces – not to mention touch the historic bricks, smell the market stalls and feel the riverfront's fresh air.
(He spoke Yiddish pretty well, not to mention a touch of Italian).
Their last album, 2007's In Rainbows, was perhaps the best of Radiohead's later releases, incorporating a more human (not to mention melodic) touch.
They might fancy Linden Park or Greenfield, or others with names right out of an American atlas, not to mention architectural touches that would warm the heart of any American striver.
It is debatable how much its particular mix of patterns and frills will resonate with passers-by, but they imbue the scheme with a sort of context and meaning, not to mention a touch of cosiness.
Yet this was a night when Chelsea once again displayed the qualities of endurance and perseverance, not to mention the touch of good fortune, that helped them win the European Cup a year ago.
But to many Israelis, even those who favor the Camp David proposals, the attempt to anchor settlements that would remain part of Israel -- perhaps 120 of the 145 settlements, according to Camp David negotiators -- has a distinctly chimerical, not to mention expensive, touch.
"Not to mention other touch points outside of our immediate member community like our Airbnb partnership, the Creator Awards, Rise by We (our wellness offering), the Mailroom at WeLive, etc…".
To this challenger it seems a little unfair, not to mention a touch hypocritical, for professional, lifetime politicians to attack Sheldon and Miriam Adelson who have done a service in giving the people of the ninth district of New Jersey what they surely deserve: a real campaign and a choice between rival candidates and political visions, which form the very fabric of American democracy.
The Devils need Sykora's energy -- not to mention his scoring touch -- if they want to go anywhere in the playoffs.
