Sentence examples for touching towards from inspiring English sources

As the video continues, the singer and her lover's hands are shown slowly slipping apart, with only their fingertips touching towards the conclusion of the video.

Some people already have dark eyebrows, but normally the eyebrows need touching up towards the end.If you absolutely do not need it, then that's fine.

Once the guests were forced to the streets of the park because all the rides were closed, all the cast members were instructed to hold hands and basically form a human wall and gently (without touching anyone) walk towards the hub of the park and eventually towards Main Street.

She may stumble over questions touching on policy towards Iran's nuclear programme or Turkish membership of the European Union, but she talks concretely about everyday concerns such as paying the rent or the cost of school books.I also think that the vote for Ségolène carries a certain vote of sanction.

Proceeds from the evening go towards touching the lives of countless more children with the freedom to express themselves through the art of dance into as many New York City District 75 special education public schools as possible.

Early on in sex one night, being the great teacher that I knew I was going to be, I pushed my husband's arm away from something I didn't want touched and towards something I did.

The wonderfully acted, even touching regrets McClane feels towards his wife and their failing marriage in Die Hard have been replaced by the laughably inauthentic rift between McClane and Jack as they try to hash out what a bad dad McClane was between hails of gunfire.

The foetus in the belly may respond by moving towards the touching hand.

And as if that wasn't proof enough of his determination, how about his iconic overtaking move on Senna at the very first grand prix at Spain's Circuit de Catalunya in 1991, sparks flying from his front wing, wheels almost touching as they sped down towards the first corner at more than 180mph?

Sigismunda's index finger which was bent towards and perhaps touching the heart has been straightened, but the outline of the tip is still visible on the surface of the heart.

When faced with an unfamiliar environment or object, animals often exhibit behaviour patterns that broadly can be termed exploration, such as locomoting around the environment, orientating towards novelty, and touching or sniffing novel objects (Berlyne, 1950, 1960; Glickman and Sroges, 1966; Welker, 1957).