into touch

a. If the ball is then kicked directly into touch, the line-out is in line with where the ball was kicked.

Press the up light of drying wet state can be divided into touch drying technology and wet touch wet process.

Where disputes cannot be settled, they should be kicked into touch.

It is with the heart man believed, and comes into touch with God.

Talk to your school counsellor if you are still at school. He or she could help you get into touch with people who can help.

He kicked the ball into touch.

She also brought me into touch with everything that could be felt.

Many offices will turn into touch-down centers, where people will only occasionally call in.

This brought us into touch with a wide circle of people.

Well the main is, I think to kick the Aristotelian tradition into touch.

Her love of music brought her into touch with many musicians.

Her love of music brought her into touch with the pop star.

Mother brought her child into touch with the new toy.

One has to come into touch with this enormous fact of life.

He brought the blind man into touch with the new toy.

But you're free and you're well-off. Why don't you get into touch?

There is much in the play of children which grown-ups cannot get into touch with.

I have no idea how to get into touch with the buyer.