Sentence examples for touches from high-quality English sources.

• Had the most touches (112) and passes (98) in the final.

• The punter drops the ball and kicks it before it touches the ground.

• Rooms have hardwood floors, dramatic art, and some high tech touches like an Amazon Echo.

• The individual and homely bedrooms are filled with soft fabrics, fresh flowers and traditional Bavarian touches.

• I get no satisfaction when we lose and we have more corners or touches in their box.

• My room's Smeg kettle setup was utterly charming, as was vintage touches like a Marshall radio.

• If one touches one’s throat while singing a low note, one can feel the vibrations of the vocal cords.

• The textures, aromas, and flavors coming straight out of western Europe’s famous boot, along with little Mediterranean touches.

Use touches in a sentence.

• These feminine touches contrast nicely with the mini-chain’s feng shui touches, Eastern-inspired treatment room and sleek aquarium.

• The preserve, which acquired national park status in 1968, borders Namibia and touches Zimbabwe and Zambia, covering 4,500 square miles (11,700 square km).

• Highlighting radio as a creative expression of journalism, "Reality Radio" touches on several producers and programs to best explain influential audio work.

• Other touches are foul but incur no penalty other than stopping the action and voiding any touches made between the time of the foul and resumption of the match.

• The 400-lot development, featuring an 18-hole Bob Cupp-designed golf course, will debut 17 vineyard homes with rustic touches like terra-cotta roofs, wrought iron and verandas with typical Argentine grills.

• The average person also touches their face 23 times per hour, and about half of these touches are to the mouth, eyes, and nose, which are the mucosal surfaces that the COVID-19 virus infects.

• "In this cracking jungle-set treasure hunt, director Robert Zemeckis spices up a deliberately old-fashioned matinée adventure with tongue-in-cheek gags, unpredictably clever touches and top-of-the-range action," wrote Alan Jones in his review for Radio Times.

• It enlivens virtually everything it touches, and on its frequent diversions it touches many things: natural selection and racism; probability distributions and disputed wills; the Pullman strike and the turn from laisser-faire; the Dartmouth case and academic freedom.

touches sentence examples

• A member of the batting team is thrown, or forced, out if he bats a ball that touches the ground before being caught (usually by an infielder or the pitcher) and that is then thrown for the putout to the first baseman, who touches first base before the batter reaches the base.

• Streeck posited that in order to contract the virus via a surface like a doorknob, "it would be necessary that someone coughs into their hand, immediately touches a doorknob, and then straight after that another person grasps the handle and goes on to touches their face," Streeck told reporters.

• So for a millennial I think you have to find a way to create a great product, invite them to participate, and then allow them to navigate their way to it, instead of five touches, 10 touches, how many ads can I serve in front of them before I wear them down, which I think has traditionally been the mindset.

• Three types of foot posture exist in mammals: (1) plantigrade, in which the surface of the whole foot touches the ground during locomotion (e.g., human, baboon, and bear), (2) digitigrade, in which only the phalanges (toes and fingers) touch the ground, while the ankle and wrist are elevated (e.g., dog and cat), and (3) unguligrade, in which only a hoof (the tip of one or two digits) touches the ground—a specialization of running animals (e.g., horse and deer).