Sentence examples for touch to be from inspiring English sources

He has the length and putting touch to be in the hunt all week.

Then another bouncer, too wide, needs just a little touch to be sent away towards third man for four.

As publisher, he sometimes waited for the paper — still warm to the touch — to be brought up from the basement presses.

Now, he has to be more of an outfield player; he needs good control, a good first touch, to be able to kick with both feet.

A solution may be to sidestep wearable contraptions and create a direct connection to the brain, allowing sensations of touch to be created without actual tactile stimulation.

So, despite the continuing scandals, the lessons weren't learned by the regulator, or by government, and when the FSA set up a system for regulating mortgages in 2004, yet again it was too light touch to be effective.

Even my body deserved to be touched, to be kneaded and ministered to.

"I want my furniture to be touched, to be sat upon, to be eaten upon, whatever".

He was touched to be invited recently to join his department for some after-work bowling.

So I'm extremely touched to be part of the festival this year.

Fenton said he was "greatly honoured and touched" to be chosen as this year's PEN Pinter winner.