Sentence examples for touch help from inspiring English sources

The color display found on the Squeezebox Radio and Squeezebox Touch help you quickly locate your favorite radio stations, playlists or music services.

That personal touch helped ensure the store's success during the financial downturn — the storm before this storm.

And so between 1986 and 2002, this lack of regulation, often called the light touch, helped London catch up with New York.

That touch helped Mr. Bruno cement his position among Senate Republicans, inoculating him against potential rivals to his leadership.

Happily, Ms. Blickenstaff, who was one of the excellent female friends in "[title of show]," is fine company, her light touch helping ease the schmaltz factor.

Shimmering guitars propel the song along, the lightness of their touch helping it glide along as Malkmus talks of secrets and wasted words.

The former scored emphatically after the break while the Liverpool player's fine touch helped conjure the second goal, and Ross Barkley glided through the contest impressively enough.

Touch helps, too, a prod telling you how rare a piece of steak is; a squeeze revealing how close to baked a spud is.

That touch helped Rice win two Michigan high school state championships, a collegiate championship at the University of Michigan and now a pro title.

And reiki, a kind of energy treatment with Ms. Lewis involving crystals and therapeutic touch, helped me to release some negative emotions and had me crying at one point.

(This last touch helps alleviate one of the banes of a parker's existence: spaces that look empty from a distance, but turn out to be occupied by subcompact cars).