You come out shaken with excitement, but with a touch of shame, too, at being so easily thrilled.
They include a white cosmopolitan and, at left, the refreshing yet suave ruby slipper, which has ruby port, citrus juice and a touch of simple syrup shaken with the aquavit and is finished with a ribbon of singed orange peel.
The older, friendlier of the two, looks at me with a touch of pity and shakes his head.
To the category of vivid and bright belong fruit sauces, particularly those with a touch of acidity and a shake of vibrant color.
Last week, he made news just by shaking off a touch of pneumonia and showing up for his eighty-eighth-birthday party, at Gracie Mansion.
There was the smiling, quipping Cardinal O'Connor, a dignitary with the touch of the common man, waving and shaking hands and reviewing parades from the steps of the cathedral.
Each illustration has been taken from the original book and has been made gravity-aware, responding to a shake, tilt or the touch of a finger.
Some of the advice, like a description of how African immigrants prefer to shake hands — "through a light touch of the palms," rather than a firm grip — could belong in a guide on business etiquette.
Common examples of enacted stigma were instances of refusal to touch, hug, or shake hands with an HIV-positive individual, isolation behavior, or throwing away dishes or silverware used by the participant.
Equally, Cherie Lunghi, when not doing the sexual shakes, neatly implies that Gwendolen has more than a touch of her mother's imperiousness.
