Sentence examples for whose touch from inspiring English sources
It has introduced several smartphones designed specifically for Chinese customers, including phones whose touch screens recognize handwritten Chinese characters.
The creation is in the approach, the gesture; the artist is Queen Midas, whose touch turns potatoes into gold.
Bone's, a revered Atlanta steakhouse, now greets its diners with iPads whose touch screen makes light work of searching for varietals, vintages, vintners and not least prices.
Monarchs whose touch could cure scrofula, semi-divine emperors, deathless Arthurian kings: legends about rulers encapsulate the hopes and dreads of a nation.
Dzeko, a leggy type whose touch often deserts him, always presents a problem to centre-backs with his persistence and strength.
The chance was made by Franck Ribery, who swept past Lugano down the left flank and squared a low ball for Govou, whose touch was too light.
But Walden O'Dell -- who says that he wasn't talking about his business operations -- happens to be the chief executive of Diebold Inc., whose touch-screen voting machines are in increasingly widespread use across the United States.
"There are some promising signs, but the jury is still very much out in Ohio, where they are involving in the review elections officials, folks with extensive election experience," said Chris Riggall, a spokesman for Premier Election Solutions, of Allen, Tex., whose touch-screen and optical scan machines are used in 48 of the 88 counties in Ohio.
Unfortunately, the Pilot is also saddled with the Honda Display Audio System – whose touch-sensitive controls rank among the trickiest in the industry – and the curious pushbutton shifter seen previously on the Acura TLX sport sedan.
Another poor short corner, and the Czechs cede possession to Ronaldo, whose first touch is poor.
The funniest moment, though, comes courtesy of Blackout (Johnny Whitworth), an evildoer whose mere touch causes decay.
