Sentence examples for touch of good from inspiring English sources

If Rojas's first goal had a touch of good fortune, his second was clinical.

It had a touch of good fortune about it but then Villas-Boas may well have believed that was his due.

As a garnish, we use black truffle purée or a truffle vinaigrette, but a touch of good balsamic vinegar will also do the trick.

There was more than a touch of good fortune about Larsson's free-kick, which was an intended cross that crept inside the far post.

I like the exact word, and clarity of statement, and here and there a touch of good grammar for picturesqueness" – structure was always a problem for Twain.

There was a touch of good fortune about the equaliser because Oxlade-Chamberlain's right-wing delivery actually struck Lambert's arm first.

John Cariani's "Almost, Maine" is a series of nine amiably absurdist vignettes about love, with a touch of good-natured magic realism, and the current production at TheaterWorks Hartford does a lovely, witty job of showing off its romantic but unsentimental heart.

But while Pizzorno's comments have a touch of "the good old days" grandad chat about them, he insists that rock'n'roll will "never die".

What we need is a touch of the good old days when it took four years to write to China and get an answer.

Is it really working?"' Ms. Hittleman said, adding that in most instances, the touch of a good therapist can achieve a similar, or better, effect.

It is a gentle, touching portrait of good people trying to pick up the pieces, after their livelihoods were taken away by larger processes they do not even now fully understand.