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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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?

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.

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.

"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.

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

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.

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.

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 .

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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. . .

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.

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.

"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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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 . . .

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Yeh, One night we go to a soldier place and a guerilla call out to me and give me a touch of something. . . and that was it.

Water, pandan leaves, kaffir lime, lemongrass, galangal and chili all go into a stock that is laced with a touch of coconut water.

"A medium hazelnut, " I say. "Cream with just a touch of sugar. "

A fruit-driven Chardonnay style with crisp acidity and zesty citrus and stone fruit balanced with a touch of oak. Great texture and balance.

Such political connections offer privilege in China, and, as she was to discover later, a touch of danger.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

There may be a touch of Asperger's syndrome in both: They possess genius but are tone-deaf in social situations.

There may be a touch of Asperger's syndrome in both: They possess genius but are tone-deaf in social situations.

Look for baking spices, oak and pepper on the nose, with more pepper and a touch of vanilla on the palate.

and A Touch of Zen, with two knights doing battle in a grove of bamboo trees.

The palate is full, balanced and juicy, with notes of blackberry, cherry and a touch of vanilla.

My heroine is elegant and beautiful, all with a touch of legendary actor, story colorful than real life.

A little love, highlighted with a touch of lipstick, will make a woman have a radiant face.

her expression disturbed him - sad , timorous , with a touch of defiant mischief.

You lose some of your springy brightness, but you add a touch of womanly charm.

This can add a touch of urgency to a newspaper column penned during a nasty crisis, but can seem overdone in retrospect.

Morning, through the antique carved lattice windows, a garden of exquisite bonsai slowly on a touch of gold makeup.

Morning, through the antique carved lattice windows, a garden of exquisite bonsai slowly on a touch of gold makeup.

Banking is an industry that cannot thrive without a touch of animal spirits.

It's an exercise which adds a touch of the comic opera to his rigid training routines.

'What do you think? ' asked Dave with a touch of anxiety.

A must-see whatever the time of day for a touch of history.

They're made of lipstick, plastic and paint, a touch of sable in their eyes.

You understand, in the spring, inadvertently, are all a touch of a smile, a bunch of numbers, then life will be true to the Premise.

cooked soft boiled and then adding potatoes, and add a little salt, it has a touch of salty, then cook for another 5 minutes.

Whether you choose to celebrate simply or grandly do it with a touch of style and sparkle!

A mural of pastoral woodland gives migrant workers from China's countrysides a touch of home at a Shanghai construction site.

The animation in his works, filled with a touch of sadness.

he inquired, the irritation he had felt the moment before giving his voice a touch of gruffness .

Fisherman's above a touch of benevolence, the scales, it put it back in gully.

I had a touch of flu a few days ago.

Traditional flavors of warm toaster pecans and caramel accented by a touch of molasses, and milk and dark chocolates.

Fresh lemon and apricot with some floral hints. Smooth bodied with a touch of vanilla on the finish.

I also tend to add that there is a touch of darkness surrounding anti-heroes, a sense of danger that doesn't go away.

I put a touch of spice to the vegetables to make it taste better.

A wash of neutral shadow and a touch of mascara can balance strongly colored lips.

She was absent today because she's had a touch of hay fever.

Miss, is a touching love songs, with a touch of deep-seated feelings of tenderness.

Could I have one venti ice skinny latte whipped cream with a touch of cinnamon on the top and one venti black coffee no sugar?

My favorite green, is like a touch of fresh tea in early spring, such elegant taste it brings!

She added with a touch of pride: "My brothers were mujahideen. They made IEDs. "

just a touch of sugar, a 'touch'

Smel: Distribution of fresh red fruit(cherry, raspberry)flavor, and laden with a touch of sweet and aromatic.

Rich in flavour! A surprising combination of sweetness and full body, accentuated by a touch of acidity.

I used only EQ, compression and a touch of reverb on the snare and overheads.

The glow of the teaching building, one after another, row upon row of, to the beautiful campus the morning add a touch of red.

To add a touch of elegance to the evening, I brought out the good stuff-my white Royal Crown Derby china with the fine blue-and-gold border.

Extending happiness can be as simple as a touch of affection.

Therefore, when a touch of national dignity, cohesion at that moment, can form a small space, strong magnetic field.

Berry aromas of cherries and raspberries , coupled with nuances of dried herbs and very subtle oak. Also a touch of fennel apparent.

That affection is like a touch of green tea, refreshing eye-catching, fresh.

n. There was a touch of sarcasm in his tone.

There was a touch of irony in his speech.

The young man recited his poems with a touch of pride.

Between us, even a touch of the hand would not occur.

Baker brings a touch of style to a government whose members are pretty pedestrian.

Its rest in oak contributes a touch of vanilla, chocolate and caramel. Persistent, with sweet tannins and well balanced.

In addition to oil immediately went, and then such a touch of wet wipes, shiny!

I knew that his face would show only a touch of sadness.

It's a touch of the Barnum Effect -- and is entirely understandable.

The dancing flames of an aurora will add a touch of sorcery to the scene.

While the south enjoys a tropical, oceanic climate, the north is semi-tropical at mountain altitudes, with a touch of snow.

the north is semi-tropical at mountain altitudes, with a touch of snow.

At the age of 16, Kong gas is gray, exudes a touch of life, is the life in the musty, or my heart?

A touch of acidity and remarkable length in the mouth make a consistently delightful finish.

There is a touch of rough poetry about him.

This intricately beaded bracelet combines a touch of vintage style with this season's hottest colors.

Expertise tinged with a touch of humility goes down far better.

There was a touch of irony in Mark Twains works. .

A good reflection will give a touch of realism to your object and will describe better organic shapes.

A nice blouse in a coordinating color or subtle pattern adds a touch of flare to the suit.

"At the Wellington, " said Carrie, who permitted herself a touch of pride in the acknowledgment.

To add a touch of bright color to her outfit, Jane wore a flamboyant scarf.

There is a touch of satire within the joke, because in Beckett's notorious play, Godot is a mysterious figure who never shows up!

Modern and stylish range of walk in showers with a touch of class.

Past wind, blowing ghost past in the aroma of Wisteria, a touch of ink blowing ghost fragrance, ghost blowing past more joy.

Subtle ivory-nude shade with a touch of golden orange shimmer.

She was off work with a touch of flu.

With a touch of pride, he adds that a Silicon Valley firm turned down an investment in Zynga, telling him he was "not coachable. "

Add a touch of drama to your look with one-shoulder asymmetrical looks.

He would show only a touch of sadness.

Art and antiques, including gilded Buddhas and Chinese lacquered cabinets, add a touch of gallery chic.

At this time I happened to raise the Clivia bloom, and even opened a 2, a touch of fresh flowers, it was exhilarating!

Although the bitter coffee, but after suffering too, but it is a touch of delicate fragrance is a fresh, the sweet.

The emergency rate cut revealed a touch of panic within the Federal Reserve.

A touch of intimacy could be added with a prefix.

Fresh flowers add life and a touch of distinction to elegant yet cozy surroundings.

Sometimes, watching someone else sad words, and my heart also has cast a touch of melancholy, so, he wrote a piece a word.

If you are ready to learn more, I have prepared some accompanying material on advanced HTML and adding a touch of style.

eg'Did you? 'said Amanda, with more than a touch of frost in her voice.

A touch of frustration and helplessness come over me as I realize how time flies.

Let me have a touch of this baby on my hands, .

I put a touch of spice to the vegetables to make them taste better.

Over the water has boiled asparagus a touch of salty, then code in the session.

Ultimately, I suspect we secretly want every case, however minor, to have a touch of Jarndyce v Jarndyce about it.

A touch of envy too, for his certainty that literature mattered.

with a touch of your hand.

Even deliberately seeking a touch of sadness, to express the feelings of loneliness sad.

The blend of pineapple, peach, mango , strawberry and vanilla with a touch of Egyptian Musk that is Ecstasy is a yummy treat!

Dry them off (hair dryers are handy here) re lube them with a touch of oil or grease.

I discovered that a touch of corn syrup was the secret to creating a glossy, dark chocolate top.

Yet there is a touch of insanity -- a touch of the off-balance -- in intelligence and consciousness itself.

Her large and lustrous eyes gave a touch of beauty to an otherwise drab face .

Sometimes a touch of genius causes misunderstandings.

Lifted blackberry and dried plums with cloves, a touch of pepper and black jubes in support.

But then there's been more than a touch of the medieval to the case.

Ladies often add a touch of perfume for an extra fresh scent.

Do everything with a touch of kindness.

Expect gruff service, no spoken English and cramped seating -- plus a touch of MSG.

Mosaic decorative elements add a touch of luxury collections.

Temperature with a touch of cold Debu.

But the bouquet of blue and white surely adds a touch of mysticism to the dull color scheme.

The blue represent? Anxiety, or anxious? Look at your articles, a touch of sadness overflowing my whole hearts.

A lot of us lose life's tough battles by starting a frontal attack---when a touch of humor might well enable us to win.

Residents who favor a touch of hyperbole say that in Kolkata "if a stray cat pees, there's a flood. "

As a result, it would mark a touch of flowers in the depths of my memory.

She still loved Mr. Keble, but felt a touch of contempt.

He often speaks with a touch of humour.

Add a touch of green to your environment and wardrobe.

Couple of hot dogs, Steve, and give them a touch of mustard.

There was probably a touch of jealousy too.

The joy of light, a touch of sadness, a touch of forget.

You look like you had a touch of sun, Chief.

The aim while developing the Monk was to keep the class authentic but add a touch of style at the same time.

above: Our kitchen is wood and white lacquer and the pink print by SMEG gives a touch of fun.

The red Cotes du Rhone wines exude fragrances of cherry, blackcurrant, raspberry, a touch of liquorices and even a hint of cinnamon.

It's ultra feminine and brings a touch of mystery to the woman wearing it.