Sentence examples for touch every bit of from inspiring English sources
Crosby Gaige, the producer, opened the show on his son's birthday, had the boy touch every bit of furniture on the stage, and made the ownership over to him on the opening night.
Hindustan Times: Gold to Ash: Aishwarya's many failed avatarsIn a rare reversal of the Midas touch, every bit of gold this Bollywood superstar wore on the Cannes red carpet seemed to turn into ash.
After that, forever, you may give unwanted meaning to every little touch, every bit of eye contact - everything.
"Every bit of water I touched, I aquaplaned.
DRM software could eventually be attached to every bit of content that touches the Web.
You feel like you're getting to touch that bit of magic".
If enough people with trusted media affiliations touch a bit of information on Twitter, it starts to resemble a fact.
To touch a bit of someone's greatness, to possess something that radiates with the aura of a legend: this is what drives us to collect autographs, memorabilia, vials of Elvis Presley's sweat.
When appropriate, a light touch or a bit of humor is certainly welcome in our writing.
If I go out shopping on Oxford Street, it would be tinted moisturiser, a touch of blusher, bit of lippy, bit of mascara.
But the triumphal touch was a bit of preserved lemon, which cut the stolid qualities of its companions.
