Sentence examples for touch this cloud-dweller from inspiring English sources

Beside Pasternak's name, Stalin reputedly scribbled the instruction "Don't touch this cloud-dweller".

Stalin himself was a fan, ordering the secret police to "leave him in peace, he's a cloud-dweller".

Stalin didn't have time for that, but he did recognise the artistic stature of "the cloud-dweller", as he once called Pasternak.

Touch this man.

Should I touch this?

"Touch this," Mr. Wagner says.

Do not touch this.

DO NOT TOUCH this product.

And on nearly every climb, they were soaring to nearly touch the clouds.

"This project is one of those that I wanted to attempt since I was a young boy and wanted to touch the clouds," the softly spoken Guo­-Qiang told an audience in New York last night.

One kilometre to go, and it felt like we could almost touch the clouds.