Sentence examples for well in touch from inspiring English sources
Harrington opened with a 69 in Houston, which leaves him well in touch with the leaders, but bemoaned what have become all-too familiar failings on the greens.
Freddie Burns, back between the shafts at outside-half following his recovery from a fractured jaw, added the extras and also nailed a penalty, but a pair of on-target strikes from the tee by his opposite number Ian Keatley left the Irishmen well in touch at the interval.
Even the much-reviled Mail app worked well in Touch mode.
The device works very well in touch or classic mode and it has just enough processor power to be dangerous.
"We've got to try to get to the last five games well in touch because four of them are at home".
A second Barkley penalty on 15 minutes kept Bath well in touch and they were lifted further as Cullen saw yellow for punching.
Erich Sailer, the coach at Buck Hill in Minnesota, knows father and daughter very well and keeps in touch with both of them.
"He's walking that line terrifically well, of being in touch with the members enough to know where the body wants to go, and shaping it".
As well as keeping in touch with Mr Cameron, Mr Osborne spoke by phone on Friday to his French counterpart, François Barion, and the EU finance commissioner, Olli Rehn, and IMF chief Christine Lagarde last night.
Davina Ludlow, director of carehome.co.uk, notes that there has also been an increase in care homes using tablets as reminiscence tools, as well as keeping in touch with family and friends via Skype, email and social media.
