Sentence examples for touch somewhere from inspiring English sources

To reverse it, double tap again or touch somewhere else in the page.

All we can do is put in place things to prevent food crime in the UK so they look for a softer touch somewhere else".

A clearance came to him; with his first touch, somewhere near his stomach, he got there ahead of an opponent knocking the ball out ahead of him, momentum carrying him forward, and with his second, he hit it, hard and on the bounce, taking off, both feet in the air, sending it rocketing into the net from just outside the area.

He was also smelling his hands after touching something such as doors outside at home, his toys or touching somewhere at public transportations.

(If you skip this step, your drawing will turn out lopsided) Usually the box touches somewhere on the ground (below the horizon line), but then again, it's your picture, and you could make the building float if you want!(To make the building floating, draw the box above the horizon line) Erase.

I don't think that we even mind if the ride is sometimes a little bit bumpy and we occasionally touch down somewhere quite unexpected.

In its place is a slab of soft touch hued somewhere between plum and maroon.

"Almost any corn seed sold in the U.S. touches Hawaii somewhere" in its development, said Mark Phillipson, an executive of Syngenta, a Swiss seed and agrochemical company.

Across London, on elevated points like Primrose Hill or Crystal Palace, it looks like one single shaft of white light touching infinity somewhere high above the earth – one can only sense its epic reach on a cloudless night.

Verizon and Motorola are billing the Krave as "the first interactive clear flip full-touch phone," so keep that in mind just in case you think you can find another interactive clear flip full-touch phone somewhere else.

It is increasingly rare to find a painting, for instance, from the 19th century or earlier that hasn't been "touched up" somewhere along the way, and conservation standards were far less rigorous about not doing anything that couldn't be undone by the next restorer in the past than they are today.