touch on造句

Such actions touch on Betrayal.

He feared to touch on distressing memories.

Objective to examine the effects of touch on newborns health.

We'll also touch on the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS), which is based on UTM.

Objectives on discussing the continued effect of the infant touch on growth guideline within 3 months after the touch was stopped.

I may touch on the negative side, but that's not my focus.

Hardly had he fallen asleep when he felt a soft touch on his elbow.

Subjects reported that they felt as if they were feeling the touch on the mannequin.

Other sections touch on business as well, and in more interesting ways.

Even the lightest touch on the accelerator is enough for the engine to show its colossal power.

Our financial system [is] in turmoil, and John McCain [was] erratic and out of touch on the economy.

It is much more helpful to cover a few situations thoroughly than to touch on a larger number.

This article will only peripherally touch on this topic, since our stated goal is extending the JDT.

Though it is centered on the kinds of swordsman archetypes found in many martial arts novels, My Own swordsman actually USES history to touch on current affairs.

On the whole, inline assembly is huge and provides a lot of features that we did not even touch on here.

A male judge gets up and puts his hands around Ann's waist to show just how thin she is - and finds they can touch on either side.

A feather light touch on his shoulder roused him from his stupor and he tiredly raised his head to look at Estra.

America has an extra risk because Wall Street suspects that Ben Bernanke, the Fed's new chairman, may be a soft touch on inflation.

Neither general acknowledged portrait photography of celebrities, nor field investigation of anthropology with cultural discrimination; it is a genuine touch on the ancient culture.

I do not know what the mood, deep bent down, squatting in front of the fallen leaves, picking up the exhausted leaves, a warm touch of touch on the cheek, a drop of tears on the leaf, I look at the drop of tears, I taste the long disconsolate of melancholy, the heart of the spread of an untold sadness.

Based on the principle that reflected light intensity is proportion to the distance in some extent, a non-touch on-line optical fiber measurement for roller wears is presented.

As with Shakespeare, many of Shaw's plays are continually restaged or rewritten into new media because Shaw wrote on many themes which touch on the human condition, independent of time and space.

At this moment, something in the sheep shed suddenly screamed, the sheep suddenly hit the wall, the wolf was afraid, bite the first touch on the mouth, and then pounced out.

It can be a good idea to put the money to cover your rent or hall fees into a separate account that you don't touch on a day-to-day basis.

According to the annual legislative plan released yesterday by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's top legislature, about half of the 20 draft laws or amendments to be discussed this year touch on social problems.

Students who received a supportive touch on the back or arm from a teacher were nearly twice as likely to volunteer in class as those who did not, studies have found.

How wonderful - I would love to touch one of those fingernails.