They will be able to see that little pink zipper or touch of an accent — mainly because it just doesn't blend in with our surroundings, unless we're sitting in a patch of gardenias or something.
The BD-P4600 is the ultra-slim, top-of-the-line unit with "Touch of Color" accents and touch pad controls.
"Banned from the Roxy, OK," sings Lewis, a touch of his New York accent audible in his soft poetry-cum-nursery rhyme delivery.
ATLANTA, April 2 — Casey Motter, a termite inspector from Peachtree City, Ga., with a touch of a Southern accent, has been named the Atlanta Braves' public-address announcer.
It is a splendid introduction for the newcomer and a refresher for old Mencken hands, containing rare recordings of Mencken's voice - with more than a touch of a Baltimore accent - made during his later years.
Reviewing "Cyrano" in The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson wrote, "Frances Reid plays an enchanting Roxane with a skimming touch and a daintiness of accent, as well as obvious enjoyment in the role".
The little-remembered Kulenkampff, on the other hand, is a worthy partner to Kempff in a vibrant rendition of the "Kreutzer," alert to every nuance of touch and accent.
There is the faintest Scottish timbre – Ferguson was born in Glasgow – that adds a touch of warmth to an accent that might otherwise be coolly RP.
Closing was at the end of May, and since then the buyers have added their own touch of design with colorful accent walls.
Moore's deadpan delivery is given a touch of absurdity by her Danish accent – she pontificates about "Pussy Wiot".
In a review in The New York Times of her 1955 American debut concert with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Harold C. Schonberg wrote that "she had a way of idiomatically shaping a musical phrase that cannot be taught - a sudden dynamic shift, a note instinctively accented, a touch of the pedal, an application of rubato.
