Sentence examples for touch knob from inspiring English sources
Like everyone else, he had read the New Statesman interview in which Labour backbencher Simon Danczuk had called his leader an even posher and more out of touch knob than the prime minister; so sure enough, Danczuk was given his chance.
Also, I'll burn you if you try to touch my knob".
Certainly the Japanese safety authorities know better than to tell pilots of All Nippon Airways to be more careful in the future and don't touch the knob that can turn a 737 upside down with a full load of passengers in the back.
The discussion would take up another three days before being settled: Jesse would be explicitly instructed to guard the radio knobs in Mike's car while Mike ran errands – not touch the knobs, merely guard them.
Also, avoid touching things that lots of other people touch — door knobs and escalator handrails, for example — and then touching your nose or mouth.
I warned you that even just touching the knob on the radiator would result in unstable temperatures, leaking, flooding... Man: I don't think I ever saw that warning?
I could follow my kids around 24 hours-a-day wearing a fertilizer backpack sprayer filled with sanitizer and I'd still be powerless against every old dude taking a crap at the interstate rest stop without washing his hands, shuffling on about his business, touching every knob and button on the premises.
And since the flu virus can live for about 24 hours on common surfaces, touching door knobs, railings and each other, or inhaling someone's cough or sneeze droplets can lead to an infection.
You might have to remind them that the same rules apply at the new house such as no coloring on the walls, no touching the knobs on the stove, etc.
Just put on a little music to drown out her pleas, and avoid looking her directly in the eyes! 6. DO NOT TOUCH THE MIDDLE KNOB.
One of them would unzip his flies and hang his willy out of his trousers, then the others would challenge him to go up to someone famous and "knob touch" them.
