Sentence examples for touches both from inspiring English sources

The supercharged one on the right, nearly half a mile wide, is the Horseshoe, often called the Canadian Falls although it touches both countries.

Making music that touches both the mainstream and the underground is just the first contradiction the duo uses to its advantage.

(Sony, Blu-ray $39.95, standard definition $28.96, PG-13) THE TIGER'S TAIL An interesting experiment from the director John Boorman ("Deliverance") that touches both on personal themes of alienation and the economic reality of Ireland in its boom years.

To be published in America by Pegasus Books in MayThe artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe theatre in London raises two fingers to academia, the heritage industry and the genteel tendencies of the Royal Shakespeare Company, and along the way touches both rapture and despair.______________________________________________District and Circle By Seamus Heaney.

In the same 1980 article Kramer also wrote: "This sort of crass recycling of photographic images has long been one of the standard practices of commercial art, of course… Mr. Warhol has long been a master of the formula, and his talent for making everything he touches both glib and slick shows no slackening in his latest production".

The airline now plans to poll passengers on how the charge should be calculated, with ideas including a per-kilo levy for all men weighing more than 130kg (20 stone) and women more than 100kg, or a fixed penalty if a passenger's waist touches both neighbouring armrests at the same time.

But as with anything Ms. Flynn seems to touch, both are cloaked in mystery.

He has underrated touch, both in the backcourt and the forecourt.

The misinterpretations touched both the question of his humanity and the matter of his deity.

But when he extended his arms, he could touch both walls.

Peter Cosgrove is a man who will touch both sides of politics.