Sentence examples for touch to have from inspiring English sources

Even Hasselbeck expected Holmgren's touch to have immediate results.

Jean-Luc Godard wrote Engel that his cinematographer, Raoul Coutard, would be getting in touch to "have a look at your camera from his technical point of you".

Britons want to see their royals demonstrating "value for money," to be seen to be in touch, to have a greater ethos of service and to be more than vacuous figureheads propped up by pomp and pageantry.

After a user allows an application on an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to have access to location information, the app can copy the user's entire photo library, without any further notification or warning, according to app developers.

It is a very Grant-like touch to have protected the boats from fire with hay and grain, needed for food after the encirclement began — a provisioning and a tactical problem solved at the same time.

Mr. Rhodes's instrument, which was manufactured by Fender as the Fender Rhodes piano, used a pianolike keyboard, responsive to the player's touch, to have hammers hit small metal tines, which were then amplified by electromagnetic pickups.

Mr. Migliore was touched to have the friendship rekindled, and in this way — through his old books.

All of us as volunteers were incredibly touched to have the opportunity to stay here and look after the elephants.

That was not something put to him last night and he appeared genuinely touched to have won.

Gerrard, 32, was voted FWA Footballer of the Year in 2009 and was touched to have been recognised for his achievements once again.

Vettriano said he was "deeply touched" to have his work featured at the venue.