We miss the soft, velvety touch of your face.
But Woods's velvety touch on the greens disappeared, and he was never within four strokes of Rory McIlroy, the eventual winner, during the final round.
He can draw like a dream when he is not forcing his primitivist-expressionism style, and he paints with a distinctive velvety touch even when he is trying to make things raw and abrasive.
It was spring, and a velvety breeze touched his arms, and tender little green buds hung softly under the streetlights.
A land filled with golden apricots that taste like honey, peaches so succulent you barely notice the sweet juice that runs down your chin, and small black figs, firm and velvety to the touch, that erupt with jammy stickiness as you tear them open.
Unlike ordinary-type smallpox, the vesicles contain little fluid, are soft and velvety to the touch, and may contain hemorrhages.
And the book's cover stock is velvety to the touch, connecting it to the gleaming black water below.One can't help but be reminded of Alfred Hitchock's film, Vertigo (1958), and James Stewart's rescue of Kim Novak, who plunges from the shore into the swirling waters of the bay.
And the book's cover stock is velvety to the touch, connecting it to the gleaming black water below.One can't help but be reminded of Alfred Hitchock's film, Vertigo (1958), and James Stewart's rescue of Kim Novak, who plunges from the shore into the swirling waters of the bay.
Pink snapper, another rarity, is given sumptuous treatment, with a velvety cauliflower purée touched with white truffle oil.
Touch a velvety ray in the Bat Ray Petting Pool.
"Look at these cyclamen coums — every shade from white to magenta," she said, touching a velvety carmine petal.
