Sentence examples for touch a bunch from inspiring English sources

And what is most likely to touch a bunch of people who are tech-savvy, clued in, and ready for new information all of the time?

For example, grasp a bunch of keys and use the keys to touch a nearby grounded object.

The CIA was in touch with a bunch of mobsters — including a "known hoodlum in the Chicago area," another in Miami, and several in Cuba.

We got in touch with a bunch of football supporters who were present at those brawls and asked them to let us into their photo archives.

Along with the tips our Chicago deal expert Megan has learned along the way, we wanted to get in touch with a bunch of experts -- five moms who live it and then write about it for a living.

"The Wild Bunch" touched a nerve with audiences that "Major Dundee" did not, perhaps because the intervening four years had brought an escalation of the war in Vietnam, paradoxically introducing a greater suspicion of American military adventures and a greater fascination with violence.

It features WWE wrestling superstar Mick Foley transforming himself into a Santa and is actually a surprisingly touching movie about a bunch of guys who are really dedicated to creating little moments of magic for kids and not in any way a controversial film. .

A nice imperial touch, granted, but a bunch of Gurkhas are hardly going to blend in discreetly in downtown Baghdad.

http://player.youku.com/player.php/sid/XMjUwMjI5MjI4/v.swf The $80 docking case takes an iPod touch and adds a bunch of fun features.

In Sunday's stage, Cavendish at his best might have stayed in touch to contest a bunch sprint at the finish but in the event that did not happen anyway because Jan Bakelants stayed clear.

Had he clearly described the old guard both inside and outside his own party for what it is – petty, out of touch with reality, and a bunch of bad losers – he might have emerged stronger from the ordeal.