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The eyes of those who know this man begin to weep as they hope with him for the healing touch of Jesus.

If there was a touch of appreciation left in him for the bloom and unsophistication which is the charm of youth, it rekindled now.

Only when the wind blew very strongly from the north could he feel even the slightest touch of his magical heritage.

About his health, the doctor said it was just a touch of liver.

Acquisition of the four seasons garden, more petals, just a touch of your fingertips, will have more love and fall, precipitation.

I would rather have had one breath of her hair, one kiss from her mouth, one touch of her hand, than eternity without it.

It had been an unfortunate day with him, but now he took his fate with a touch of philosophy.

The fact gave a last touch of distinction to what was generally conceded to be the most brilliant wedding of the year.

Thoughts of Antonia with her candid eyes, the touch of freckling on her pink-white skin, the fair hair gathered back, sprang up in Shelton.

We fly with him to the United States and see it, as he saw it, with envy and a touch of disbelieving mockery.

The penguin was waiting AT the front desk. In the lobby, tired business travelers looked on AT the reunion -- I think with a touch of envy.

Let the last touch of your hands be gentle like the flower of the night.

The fiery designs of his head ornament are drawn from the famed Dunhuang murals--with just a touch of China's traditional lucky designs.

But here and there, perhaps there will be a touch of personal sadness as is true of any departure, a point to which I shall return.

Anything that might have seemed too solemn in his remarks, he quickly tempered with a touch of humour.

It's quite lean. Kind of reminds me a touch of a Chateau Musar. I was also thinking maybe of an old-style Pinotage.

At this time it is a touch of luck, if the mother is feeling good, smiling that she would give me a piece of the money.

Mr. Obama is treating his return to Cooper Union as something of a triumphal homecoming, with a touch of 'I told you so' in the speech.

A cadenza should not break away from the style of the work, it should be like a summing up, an epilogue, but with a little touch of Whoops!

A. No, really. It's so easy to use and it does everything for you. It's all at the touch of a button.

ah , the rascal , " he thought , and then , with a touch of righteous sympathy , " thats pretty hard on the little girl .

He felt its fur like a caress on the side of his neck, and then the touch of its whiskers and fevered nose.

The only revelation was that for just $71 you can buy a desk toy in his image that says at the touch of a button: "You're fired. "

Gerald's kisses still burned on her lips and the touch of his hands was tremulous on her arms.

Touch your face with your hands to see how the Light of your Third Eye is amplified by the touch of your hands. . .

"No, " she said sharply, and shuddered because she could not stand the touch of his hand on her door.

Or perhaps you had a good year and feel you're ready to move up to something with a touch of style, luxury or class?

"Then you are the wicked cause of my sister's ruin? " said Jeanie, with a natural touch of indignation expressed in her tone of voice.

She was in such pain that she could barely stand to get dressed. Even the touch of her cotton clothes seemed like the scraping of a knife.

This would be effective if you could adequately activate everything on the Treo screen by the touch of a finger.

How this worked out in her personal actions was to be seen only in a slightly accentuated wistfulness , a touch of which was in every task.

The old man still did not understand, but he seemed to like the sound of Lucie's voice and the touch of her warm young hand on his.

"I knew your grandfather was the right man for me because we loved our coffee the same way, " she said. "Cream with just a touch of sugar. "

They lent him pearl-handled pistols and a superb chestnut horse "with more than a touch of Arab to his brow" to take him across the plains.

"How much score can I get? " asked Premier Wen with a touch of humor after he answered the question.

at which, having not been used to the touch of that odious animal for so many years, I fell into a swoon for almost an hour.

He was a very active lad, fair-haired, freckled, with a touch of the Dane or Norwegian about him.

The trees come up to my window; and the touch of the nameless days clings to my heart like mosses round the old tree.

The result is a deliciously clever book, full of dark insight and even a touch of hope. Mr Ross dedicates the book to his wife, after all.

"Touch of the Panda" tells of a story of a panda cub in Sichuan province separated from his mother and eventually rescued by an orphan boy.

Like a number of other dishes in Bordeaux, it is often prepared with a light touch of garlic.

The moment I began the touch of English, I had made up my mind that I would be a translator.

He seemed to have the least touch of boyishness to Carrie, and yet he was a man full grown.

Happiness is waking up every morning to see just a touch of the sun fell on the pillow.

Nor did Han Fei-tzu mind the touch of his wife's flesh as he tucked his own three papers into her other sleeve.

I confess I pray still to feel the touch of my lover's lips. His hands upon me, his arms enfolding me. . . Such surrender has been mine.

When he saw it a touch of the old Kane home atmosphere came back to him.

When I did try to gain just a touch of freedom by retracing a few steps, I felt like a sperm trying to swim the other way.

Live interviews add zest and a touch of the unexpected to any piece of research.

You have to make the best out of every situation, and put a touch of poetry into it, then everything will be fine.

The owner of the house had the wardrobe and figured he might as well add a touch of magic to the house for a pretty amazing result.

I would rather have a smell of her hair, one kiss from her mouth, one touch of her hand, than eternity without any feeling.

She didn't seem to mind touching her mother's cold flesh-- she was too young to have learned to shudder at the touch of death.

The old hermit shook his head in despair. "The touch of a snake-woman is even worse, " he said, "but try these leaves. They should help"

Pappy's friend eyed him for a moment and said, "How about Cal? You want him don't you? " There was a touch of amusement in his voice.

Even if he lacks the assiduous political touch of his predecessor , Mr Bernanke is not unaware of the political context .

Rather than hunching over a keyboard, people will move through a constant stream of information summoned at the touch of a finger.

As you can see , sense of urgency is like magic. A touch of it can transform a person, a company, or a country to be highly productive .

I would rahter have had one breath of her hair, One kiss of her mouth , one touch of her hand than an eternity without it.

This victory proves that Milan are a side that know how to react under pressure , with a fine touch of character, courage and sweat.

Alan never referred to my estate without a touch of a sneer , when we were alone.

Hallward painted away with that marvellous bold touch of his, that had the true refinement and perfect delicacy in art.

Comments about a person's having "a touch of Asperger's" seem to be part of everyday conversations.

With a touch of the shutter button, you can continuously take multiple shots and combines them into a photo collage.

Of course, if even the most basic echocardiography, with a touch of feeling like it did not.

Emma could imagine she saw a touch of the arm at this speech, from his wife.

I was perhaps a little lonely, and it was with a touch of envy that I thought of the pleasant family life of which I had had a glimpse.

A mascara, a Cream, and then rubbed with a touch of color eye shadow, a few young you do not need retouching.

She permitted the shocking entry of his tongue inside her mouth, the touch of his lean, sure hands on her breasts.

Her eyes were pale green without a touch of hazel, starred with bristly black lashes and slightly tilted at the ends.

They're in recesses in the wall revealed by the touch of a button or by the flip of the hand: they're all behind the giant murals.

I silence, because the heart floating a touch of sadness; I smile, because after turning around to see you . . . . . .

Cedar Stock was the place to go for a touch of mainstream civilization after spending weeks in the backcountry.

Adjuvant design has historically had a touch of alchemy at its heart due to its reliance on the complex biology of innate immune activation.

I stepped over to the door, hopping a little from the icy touch of the floor stones on my feet.

With the touch of a button, this watertight convertible folds up its wheels and turns into a boat in six seconds.

a touch of the bird about her, of the jay, blue-green, light, vivacious, though she was over fifty, and grown very white since her illness.

The gilded luminous formula imparts a sexy, soft focused light that enhances eye shadow and adds just a touch of warm metallic flair.

One of my favorite designers, Marc Jacobs, provided an equally colorful display with a touch of white and beige.

Believe it or not, a touch of nervousness can sharpen your mind, allowing you to perform more quickly.

Originally a little yellow grass, also strong raised his head, stubborn in autumn last touch of green.

he gave his twisted smile , though this time with a touch of sourness.

Soon it was the eve of the wedding day. Her newly- wedded joy was mixed with a touch of melancholy.

"Nice try as a second way of opening up the events of June 24, " he says, this time with a touch of anger.

Swift even says that she enjoys showing others how adding a touch of this or a smidgen of that can play up your natural features. . .

Ready to pounce at the touch of a button.

The sense of leisure and safety gave the last touch of lightness to her spirit.

And it would make a handsome addition to any desk at home, lending the owner a touch of the Cary Grants.

We intend for this sacred transition to full consciousness to be filled with a touch of the Divine!

A surface is always covered with a touch of color, and the light patterns.

But the most impressive touch is the machine's "sky lounge" which opens at the touch of a button and features underfloor heating and a bar.

I cannot enjoy the beauty of rhythmic movement except in a sphere restricted to the touch of my hands.

Is being in love anything beyond being very fond, and very silly, and with a little touch of melancholy.

The touch of a cluster of leaves revolved it slowly, tracing, like the leg of transit, a thin red circle in the water.

Heart, back in the corner of the room, a touch of sadness potential over the harbor, the original light footsteps, seem a little heavy.

It may not find a place in thy garland, but honor it with a touch of pain from your hand and pluck it.

There were times, like AT the company Christmas party, where the flower added a touch of festivity and seemed appropriATe.

As the subject gives attention to the touch of your thumb, you shift to a touch with your little finger.

I've already marked my beginning, the explosion of consequences, with the touch of a wine bottle and a shout of distress.

The gentle touch of his hand on her shoulder made her jump.

Thereafter the touch of every object would bring a glowing memory of how that object looked.

Its screen can be turned off with the touch of a button without turning off the computer itself.

All this information is readily available at the touch of a button.

Very soft, fresh and a creamy body. Intense aromas and flavour of ripe blackberries and cassis, with a slight touch of spices.

At the touch of a hand, it collapsed down to a flat, clean pocketable prism, beautifully finished in brushed chrome and leather.

"I'll give you 80 yuan a month to begin with, " said the manager with a touch of magnificence.

DEAR SARA: I just got a huge container of oats that I wanted to cook up with a touch of sugar and cinnamon or a little maple syrup.

The road-going army truck turns into a helicopter at the touch of a button, allowing it to fly above hazards such as roadside bombs.

ONCE the art of disguise would rely on a false moustache, a wig and probably a touch of make-up to foil an identification check.

This is the unexpected kind of remark that makes me like the colonel; there is a touch of rough poetry about him.

the gentle touch of her hand; her gentle manner was comforting; a gentle sensitive nature; gentle blue eyes.

With a touch of its controls you can control its speed and hence the amount of watering on your lawn.

Around the 15th year of his rule, amid the grandiosity of his empire-building, a touch of hubris was perhaps overtaking the Nubian ruler.

Like a young artists, like a touch of light to give people a direction to be found.

The touch of her hand had filled him with ecstasy .

And he did it in an extraordinary way, with a rare touch of humility.

That touch of Yan-hong, the wind dance in the quiet, early morning flowers, colorful, beautiful eyes my.

The system allows any camera to switch to a full-screen view with the touch of a button.

Drivers can convert it from a two-seater road car to a plane in less than 30 seconds with the touch of a button.

The sound of the city hubbub is not exciting for me, but with a little touch of gloom!

Has received a lot of harm, only this life, I find I really love a woman with a flat touch of life. The woman loved a lot. To love to love.

Bloom, the only touch of residual Yanhong, heart walked, leaving only the human world prosperity.

I'd run back to the beach, shoes in hand for a last touch of the sand, a last breath off the water.

That year, I prostrated to embrace the dirt along my pilgrimage, not for worshiping the Buddha but a touch of your warmth.

In sorrow after sorrow it is his steps that press upon my heart, and it is the golden touch of his feet that makes my joy to shine.

But the star seemed unaware that her revealing outfit displayed a touch of unflattering cellulite on her thighs.

The touch of his hand was pleasant to her, and something deliciously more than pleasant.

Looking up at the sky, that touch of blue, turned into a long face, stranded in the clear rain mottle.

Those who drink it with just a touch of sugar usually put milk in it, or drink it black.

On the palate, the aroma has intense berry, plum and a rich oak note interspersed with a touch of cinnamon.

At the touch of love everyone becomes a poet. Look into my eyes - you will see what you mean to me. Distance makes the hearts grow fonder .

It's a simple picture: off-white, with black stripes and four color areas: black, blue, pale lemon yellow, and a touch of orangey red.

Far from a child's treehouse, this residence provides simple interiors with a touch of elegance.

Occasionally the wind on the grass, a touch of TV drama Yanhong flying everywhere.

Her nerves tingled with the memory of it, rebelling at the renewed touch of the soft, chill darkness.

With hot and cold pure distilled water at the touch of a button you'll have more time for the better things of life.

Except for a touch of melancholy in his expression, he has nothing out of the common.

Pampers Sensitive Diapers are hypoallergenic with a touch of aloe to gently care for your baby's skin.

A touch of white here, a rosy tinge there, or some rippling or bumps may be a sign of disease in the body.

It looks as if you've got a touch of bronchitis.

Her hand seemed warmer and softer than ever before, and the mere touch of it set him a-tingle.

At school with boys, touch, of any affectionate sort, was forbidden or deemed a sign of homosexuality.

He loved soft things, and would often smile at the touch of a soft teddy bear or other soft toy.

And I still use the original vision, to look at themselves, a "skin touch" of its own.

For a touch of conservative grandeur, she opts for the most formal trumpeted-sleeve version of the blouse or buba, wearing it untucked.

Gradually, it has been a touch of green we forget . . .

By drape touch of paper, granular sensation of earth, flowing sense of water, he successes in taking on a vicissitudes of life.

Just a touch of the button and water will run for a specified time and at a specified temperature.

Financial transactions can now be conducted by the touch of a few buttons .

How good was the touch of the silk on her skin!

Eric was the type of player who could change a game in a flash with one touch of sheer brilliance.

Saffron will add a touch of luxury to any dish, and here it infuses the broth and lends its beautiful hue to the potatoes.

Design elements of bordering pavers and a central diamond accent design provide a touch of elegance and greatly add to the aesthetics.

When he discovered the theft, he would show only a touch of sadness.

The nose is intense and expressive with notes of ripe citrus fruits, honey, dried fruit, and a very subtle touch of toast.

After all, there was always make-up, moisturiser, even a touch of Botox as the years advanced.

Drivers a two-seater road car to a plane in less than 30 seconds with the touch of a button.

That hug was like the healing touch of Jesus. Debra cried with relief.

It has fresh and intense aromas with notes of apricots and custard apples and a soft touch of vanilla.

For me, there was a touch of nostalgia: at her age I had hitchhiked to Marrakesh.

There was a touch of spring in the sir, a poisonous, malefic spring that seemed to burst from the manholes.

The touch of what Greeks call the "foreign finger" was felt right up to the dictatorship of 1967.

A touch of this blonde is going to be perfection.

Classic hints of menthol and earthiness are combined with a touch of American oak to provide a pleasing complexity.

A bit of a scare shot through Tom -- a touch of uncomfortable suspicion. He searched Aunt Polly's face, but it told him nothing. So he said

Android users have already been enjoying the power of touch, of course, but this new technology will bring it to the Linux desktop.

Perhaps for her illness, have acquired a touch of numbness.

Emilia. I know a lady in Venice would have walked barefoot to Palestine for a touch of his nether lip.

The kind of virtue that can be produced by guarded ignorance is frail and fails at the first touch of reality.

My heart like meteors, with a touch of melancholy, in one moment, rolls over to a sky.

She resumed all the fantastic extravagance of deportment after some transient touch of melancholy had banished for an instant.

With a touch of imagination, it is easy to be transplanted to a sleepy seaside resort in Brittany or Normandy.

when all the strings of my life will be tuned . my master , then at every touch of thine will come out the music of love .

A water based personal lubricant with just a touch of silicone.

"A touch of the rheumatics in my back, " said the Sergeant.

Experience the stimulating touch of an Indian head massage, and let the positive energy flow through your whole body.

There was a touch of Greek grace in her attitude.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions and to get some good ideas how to give your cooking a touch of the east.

A rich and spicy Spanish wine with concentrated ripe blackberry flavors and a delicate touch of oak. The finish is long and pleasant.

Showing that with only a touch of your finger you can easily control all the appliances in your house.

Ahab, it seems, has at least a touch of the fever of repentance.

Remember the past primary school life, each touch of our unique memory of the clouds in the sky.

And a touch of nervous anticipation can actually help you get revved and keep you at peak performance while you're taking the test.

Any touch of green will excite us, and the fresh smell of the ground is always so inspiring.

For the hatred to give up and for the wonderful memories for the whole book, added a touch of sadness and good hope.

Phormium and Papyrus planted in front of a translucent glass privacy fence cast ever-changing shadows for a touch of drama.

The car picks up speed with just a touch of the accelerator.

Rhythmic gymnastics is certainly mesmerizing, but Cirque de Soleil mixed with a touch of the Bolshoi doesn't deserve a spot at the Games.

To satisfy the traditional touch of nature for the city residents, the public space is taking the roll of the traditional private gardens.

Personally, I fit the balance-seeker profile with a very small touch of the idealist.

And a touch of nervous anticipation can actually help you get revved and keep you at peak performance while you're taking the test.

Any touch of green will excite us, and the fresh smell of the ground is always so inspiring.

For the hatred to give up and for the wonderful memories for the whole book, added a touch of sadness and good hope.

Phormium and Papyrus planted in front of a translucent glass privacy fence cast ever-changing shadows for a touch of drama.

The car picks up speed with just a touch of the accelerator.

Rhythmic gymnastics is certainly mesmerizing, but Cirque de Soleil mixed with a touch of the Bolshoi doesn't deserve a spot at the Games.

To satisfy the traditional touch of nature for the city residents, the public space is taking the roll of the traditional private gardens.

Personally, I fit the balance-seeker profile with a very small touch of the idealist.

The touch of your hand says you'll catch me if ever I fall You say it best, when you say nothing at all.

Beautiful deep red colour, notes of apricot, chocolate and coffee followed by undertones of thyme and cumin, with a touch of cedar.

Rounded river rocks set in mortar can form a background to pines and alpine flowers for a touch of Tahoe in your landscaping.

She trod casually, enjoying the touch of the damp grass on her feet.

You do feel all fight, Victoria, don't you? I mean you haven't had a touch of sun of a dream, or anything?

The researchers used sophisticated nets that can be individually closed and opened at the touch of a computer key.

So if you and your friends have prepared a special birthday video for a friend, they can play that for you with the touch of a button.

She has real peaches and cream complexion, soft and white as milk and a touch of pink like a fresh ripe peach.

Her admirers praise her as the essence of ancient chinese beauty, with a touch of modern spirit.

It had put the finishing touch of reality.

And in the West, the old term "Christendom" is generally used with a touch of irony, if at all.

Until'touch'of a Zhang beat on the body . . . . . .

This full-bodied, dry wine is brilliant and fresh, with a delicious flavourful mixture of apples and pears with a touch of lemon.

Fresh aromas of tropical fruits and melon are complemented by underlying creaminess and a touch of spicy oak.

It is programmed to look happy, sad, angry or tired at the touch of a button. . . or ever by voice control.

The doctor says it's just a touch of liver.

Is still cold winter, the touch of sun shines into the bay window, Ying-I opened the book page.

Perhaps, given their image as rapacious capitalists, there may be a touch of calculation about their efforts.

Yellow waved plate being the crowning touch of the wall, originality of the design is beating the Dutch.

one touch of the upper button initiates a programmed animation of light, and then presents the time.

It took another few days, a while a touch of fragrance to attract daffodils before I came.

I miss the touch of your hand, so reassuring and sincere, and the moments we spend together, that I hold dear.

Amidst her noble and elegant manners, there is now and then a little touch of bashfulness and conventional rusticity.

You are so intelligent. With just a touch of ambition , you will do well in career.

No more do I feel the touch of your hand on mine. No more see the love-light making your dark eyes shine.

Intense black raspberry and plum aromatics are threaded with cedar, allspice and a touch of vanilla.

Lastly, opinion of the touch of a man's reputation, doth multiply and sharpen anger.

Apply mask . Dry hands , open packet and apply mask to face . If necessary, add a touch of water to your fingers to help spread the mask.

Like a finely tuned precision automobile, your life stays on course with the slightest touch of steering.

Each memory location can have a custom name applied to it and is quickly recalled at the touch of a button.

Some Western parents might like a touch of such Confucianism in their own children's classrooms.

A pleasant, pronounced and luscious finish with fine preserved fruit aromas and an irrepressible touch of freshness and vivacity.

At every touch of adversity they fellapart, each on his own; there was human pity and kindness, but not a trace ofcommunity spirit.

Kung pao chicken although not authentic in my opinion tasted delicious with an unusual touch of hoisin sauce that added a slight sweetness.

scorn There is always a touch of scorn in her voice.

I think you might have a touch of the flu that's going around.

so infinite was the torture inflicted by the intelligent touch of Pearl's baby hand.

Looking to add a touch of fun in your home decor without breaking the bank?

A noble fragrance of fresh peony mixed with a touch of rose, eternal symbol of womanhood, was bottled in this perfume.

Thank you, they accompanied me to grow as I have been ignorant of the pay, for I have the vanity Then there is a touch of Love.

This broken heart can still survive With a touch of your grace.

A combination of Chocolate Raspberry with a touch of Magnolia creates an addictive fragrance.

Dark ruby color. Complex and integrated nose of cassis, oak, vanilla, and a light touch of caramel.

Electrometers perform this function with the touch of a button or upon command from the computer.

New York's Apollo Theater took on a touch of Hollywood when it began installing its own Walk of Fame.

A new school year in the United States has begun with a touch of controversy.

I would rather that I want breath of her hair, I want kiss of her mouth, I want touch of her hand. Than return the without one.

I dream of your thighs, the touch of your white skin leading me in desire, . . .

also using the airbrush in color mode , i applied a touch of make - up to the woman ' s eye lids.

Odor Characteristics: with a touch of cream fragrant incense and herbs, slightly to burnt smell.

Very little talk about angels and dolphins in the sky, and each has brought a touch of sadness.

Eg: He paints with that unique bold touch of his.