Sentence examples for touch to come from inspiring English sources

Today, McEnroe used his deft touch to come away with a 6-3, 7-6 (5) victory.

"My dream is for all Americans to reach out to the world and inspire everyone they touch to come together and rebuild a new world of optimism, joy and shared responsibility," Kevin Roberts, worldwide chief executive at Saatchi & Saatchi, writes in Paper.

I did, however, find it touching to come across a piece of writing that struggles with death in a way that's both raw and profoundly constructive.

Waiting for the multi-touch to come to the MacBook Pro?

Started by the owners of The Corner restaurant adjacent to the bar on Highland Ave, the venue boasts an airy vintage space, delicious food offerings and the promise of good music and even more special touches to come.

Beware of allowing raw meat, or anything raw meat has touched, to come into contact with other surfaces.

With 272 horsepower, it's not lacking in muscle, although grunt is a touch slower to come from the smaller mill when you stomp on the throttle.

Spurs were livid, replays showing that the corner should not have been given as the last touch appeared to come off Wolves' Dave Edwards.

A few touches are to come: Tin-Tin figurines, a blackboard for specials.

There are also two more episodes of A Touch Of Cloth to come.

It's all there, in other words, the basic motifs and formal devices -- except for color and touch, which were to come shortly.