Sentence examples for touching between the from inspiring English sources
In general from about 1960, starting with the twist, popular dance among the young involved little or no touching between the partners.
Finally, in the touching "Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940-2), he is a brave figure who stands in his bedroom, his studio behind him, a symbolic clock without hands to the left, as he resolutely confronts the certainty of his end.
If you use scalloped bricks, put the second layer upside down, so the scalloped edges are touching between the two layers.
Billie Jean and Marilyn first meet when Marilyn trims her hair; immediately after the "carburetor" joke, the music transitions into dream-like drones, the camera zooms in tight on their faces and cuts to not-so-subtle touching between the two.
And too little about the deep Borders stoicism of the rescue workers, the Lockerbie residents later washing, ironing the victims' clothes so not to have the parents handling bloodied rags; the continuing growing links, staunch and touching, between the town and Syracuse, NY (35 of the victims were students at Syracuse University).
Some of the film's most dramatic moments involved things never before seen on Afghan screens — let alone on Afghan streets — like public kissing, touching between members of the opposite sex and women swearing.
Tells about the first performance...the touching friendship between the mother of the Polish violinist and one of the "Bluebirds" musicians, a Negro by the name of George Washington.
The interaction of touching surfaces between the bone-implant interfaces were simulated with the surface-to-surface contact elements to allow interfacial slippage.
But it is the intimate, episodic quality of the panels and moments of often touching interaction between the individuals that really give the painting its beauty and charm.
Bridging will occur if the saddle rests on the croup and the withers without touching the space between the two.
Undeniably disgusting yet disarmingly inoffensive, "Vulgaria" softens its acidic critique of moviemaking with some oddly touching moments between the producer and his young daughter.
