Sentence examples for touched away from inspiring English sources

Mr. Page, a psychotherapist, went up to the screen and touched away, finding some restaurants that looked tasty, and some art museum information for good measure.

Aluko had a string of chances to get the fifth early in the second half, twice going close with headers before seeing a fine curling effort from the left wing touched away for a corner.

"Does he have a Meixcan uncle - Gerardo Kelli?" 3.39pm BST 38 min: Brazil slice Mexico open down the left, but Oscar's cutback, intended for Leandro, is brilliantly touched away by Reyes.

Wigan then enjoyed a period of dominance and Rangers were fortunate not to be punished further when O'Neil, who lost a tooth in an earlier challenge, dawdled on the ball and played a short back pass to Rob Green that McClean touched away from the goalkeeper before tumbling to the turf.

Krul denied Baines with two good saves within seconds of each other, firstly to touch away a long-range free-kick and then bravely at the left-back's feet as he tried to scramble the ball in ahead of Jelavic.

Everyone whose life he touched came away enriched and he left the world brighter because of his vision, idealism and his huge heart.

It is the first three that are relevant to Williams' argument; the word's historical origin in the Latin in-teger, meaning what is not touched, taken away from, or interfered with, is also revealing.

All crayfish responded to high temperature touches on the antenna by moving the touched antenna away from the soldering iron, but responded to room temperature touches to the antenna less than 40% of the time (Fig. 1E).

"We are very good mates off the field, always in touch away from rugby," Webb says.

A touch away from aw-shucks, Jarrett said that he should be thanking the fans.

Film CROTON-ON-HUDSON Temple Israel of Northern Westchester "A Touch Away," Israeli miniseries directed by Ron Ninio.