Sentence examples for which we touched from inspiring English sources
It's that awful thing, which we touched on in South Riding, where no one knows they're on the cusp of another war.
Of course, they could always go out and make a splash, particularly in the starting rotation, which we touched on earlier this month.
On the balls debate, which we touched on earlier, he says: "They change balls at almost every tournament, which I don't think is great.
Another phenomenon that normally takes place which we touched upon in the film is an area in the middle of Madrid that I know very well and they have hotbedding.
On landing in Bangkok last year, restaurant manager Luke and I went straight to Khua Kling Pak Sod, tucked away on Thonglor Soi 5. Usually packed, this restaurant serves what's described as authentic southern-style Thai food: that means spicy as hell and heavier on the coconut cream than the sour, pungent dishes from further north, which we touched upon last week.
Nearly 30 years ago, when he was about to celebrate his 70th birthday, I did an interview with Elliott Carter in which we touched on the freighted question of whether a composer can write memorable themes in a difficult modern style.
This strong tie between the mental and physical is the subject of a large contemporary literature, some of which we touch on below.
Our revision includes a new paragraph just before the Discussion in which we touch briefly on the questions posed by Bedian.
Rings encircle the fingers that are the narrowest and most vulnerable parts of our human flesh, deft stem-like extensions with which we touch and stroke, hold the hands of children, gesture our feelings more truly than we know as we speak, wave goodbye.
All our air is the only way by which we touch, breathing out and in in cycles beyond landmass.
So it's all very difficult to sort out, with lots of considerations (only some of which we've touched on), and, as I said, different individuals' situations vary greatly.No doubt, there are some who are guilty of a lack of courage.
