Sentence examples for touch to give from inspiring English sources

Just the right touch to give Windass the time to line it up.

She delivered as she beat Vezzali to the touch to give Russia the semifinal victory.

If you're giving food as a present, it's a nice touch to give a bottle to go with it.

By the time Denis Hurley deliberately batted the ball into touch to give Yachvili yet another shot at goal it had turned into a procession.

"All manner of people have been getting in touch to give us their collections, including missionaries, retired scholars and community activists".

2.00pm: Gareth Owen has been in touch to give his views on the nature of the Tour's final stage: "The format of the last stage doesn't need altering.

Buoyed by Mr. Diesel, the director David Twohy "tweaks this formulaic escape-from-hell story with just enough original touches to give it a lift" (Stephen Holden).

"Pitch Black," directed by David Twohy, from a screenplay he wrote with Jim and Ken Wheat, tweaks this formulaic escape-from-hell story with just enough original touches to give it a lift.

Couple that with the fact the showrunners have shrouded their creation with a blanket of complete silence and it becomes a touch difficult to give any kind of concrete prediction about what will happen.

We are also delivered offence statistics through pop-up boxes before the ball is snapped, which is nice touch just to give the player instant feedback on how well (or badly) he or she is doing.

I encourage the iPhone and iPod Touch owners to give it a whirl.