Sentence examples for touching items from inspiring English sources

He also alleged that police had disturbed the scene in Pistorius' bedroom and produced photographs that showed an officer touching items in the room.

He has said that he often avoids shaking hands or touching items that could contain bacteria as a way to abate his anxiety.

Hart is currently soliciting audio stories to pair with the artworks on his website The Collective Memory Project where visitors are encouraged to record their recollections of touching items like a hot stove, exotic dancers, and art.

Possible rules include staying near mom, not touching items on the shelves, not running in the store, or always having a hand on the cart.

Nisman's mother appears on camera touching items throughout the apartment without the use of gloves or protective clothing, and several of those present can be seen repeatedly trampling through the puddle of blood left on the bathroom floor of the prosecutor's apartment.

Avoid touching items unnecessarily.

Extraction methods designed to optimize CNA recovery from touched articles resulted in comparable yields in a general population study, however the methods resulted in a twofold increase in DNA yields from touched items touched by individuals with sweaty hands.

We argue that interactive SGs may help the viewer to better contextualize/understand the video stream and go more in depth about the touched items at the end of the stream.

Viewers are able to click or touch items of interest and purchase directly from Target.com from wireWAX's tags inside the video.

The console would understand if you were behind an object and images would move accordingly and you could reach out with your hand to "touch" items on the screen.

Sometimes a vacation is more curse then blessing – I've been largely away from email and Twitter for about five days now, and returning is less a breath a fresh air and more a deep inhalation of whatever was in that ancient looking Tupperware container found at the back of the fridge behind the pickled artichoke hearts and other infrequently touched items.