Sentence examples for touches big from inspiring English sources

ATMOSPHERE A small corner space with big windows onto Lexington Avenue, Venetian-style glass chandeliers and carefully applied rustic touches: big bowls of fruit and vegetables, dish towels used as napkins.

For the finishing touches; big, swirly patterns are perfect.

Yet the violence has barely touched big investors.

Here, finally, we get to touch Big Bird's feathers.

The tailored suit just as I have foreseen, the pussy-cat bow, a long loop of pearls, and – a new touch – big goggle glasses.

Descriptions of their early love are touching; big, tough Celice with her pear-shaped hips, plain little Joseph with his beautiful singing of sentimental old ballads.

Failure to comply could result in tough new criminal penalties.Related items SourcesJul 26th 2007 Reaction to Sarbanes-Oxley: Darned SOXSep 14th 2006 Sarbanes-Oxley: A price worth paying?May 19th 2005Controversial from the start, SOX came to be despised by many businessmen in America (and beyond, where it has touched big foreign firms).

Darren Hughes, director of campaigns and research at the Electoral Reform Society, said: "Regulating the unions without touching big business is a joke.

Hanging the hopes of the Republican Party on his brand of free-market economics, Romney pegged the Democrats as out-of-touch big spenders.

At first glance, it's very similar to the Xperia Z, though a touch bigger in every direction – which is worrying as the Z was quite big enough, thank you.

This is what Japan's Chubu Electric Power thinks it will take to stop a tsunami a touch bigger than the one that hit Fukushima, which is slightly farther from Tokyo to the north-east than Hamaoka is to the south-west.