Sentence examples for touches because of from inspiring English sources

Although Rice has publicly adopted a team first attitude, privately, he might be concerned about his touches because of his contract.

Others may be out of touch because of power outages and downed cell towers.

Some of them were not used to being physically touched because of their previous experiences.

Nearly 90percentt of his budget goes to salaries and benefits and cannot be touched because of contracts.

Social services got in touch because of the paramedics' reports; he got put on an anger management course.

Mr. Lucas financed the $58 million movie, which the major studios didn't want to touch because of the box office limitations of its mostly African-American cast.

He was close up and alongside fighters as they pursued their elusive target, and his images are suffused with a nuanced touch because of that.

The silvery element yellows when exposed to the air and is warm to the touch because of energy released through alpha-particle decay, a kind of radiation.

"Frank is very good with his iPhone, but he's very cynical about tech and feels we're losing our sense of touch because of it.

The Conservatives say Tony Blair's Labor government is viewed as a "soft touch" because of its relatively liberal policies toward asylum seekers.

My grandmother had warned me that if I could help it I should not touch anything that the patient had touched, because of germs, and I should always keep a cloth between my fingers and his water glass.