Sentence examples for touch called from inspiring English sources

Coach Mike D'Antoni, praising David Lee's scoring touch, called him "one of our better shooters".

Though it does not seem to have appeared as a picture book until 1900, Christian Winther in 1830 wrote a pleasing trifle, with an unusual fantastic touch, called "Flugten til Amerika" ("Flight to America").

Facebook on Thursday announced a new application for the iPhone and iPod Touch called Facebook Camera, which is intended to make it easier to take pictures and share them on Facebook.

In 2013, they surgically implanted a single infrared-detecting electrode into an area of the rat's brain that processes touch called the somatosensory cortex.

It launched the Echo Show, which has a disruptive new way to stay in touch called "Drop In," where you literally just pop up on a friend or family member's video screen.

The updated, 2010 version is an analog extension to an iPhone or iPod Touch called Palm Top Theater, which comes from artist Jitsuro Mase.

He also has a succinct imaginative touch, calling the rougher face of a willing stone "plain and unloved".

Others write us emails or stay in touch, calling their caseworkers to report on their progress.

Gizmodo's Jesus Diaz praised Dullaway's 21st century touch, calling them "much more powerful than the black and white originals".

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03185.016 10.7554/eLiFigure85 figuregure 5—figure supplement 1. Sampling bias does not account for modulation of responsiveness to calls during touch; calls both from own and stimulus animals lead to increased modulation in primary auditory cortex during touch.

"It really is as if you've been touched, called," Mr. Lieberman said.