Sentences with word «toucher»

And there are many other works here that have the same effect: Duchamp's squeamish Prière de toucher, a pale pink breast swelling out of the cover of a book; Helen Chadwick «s lightbox photograph of a human brain lovingly cupped in the artist's own hands, as if it were hers to have and to hold.
Your false diety will not bless an admitted boy toucher.
Now we linked to this kid toucher Bengdover.
Maybe it was the «Mean» Joe Greene Coke commercial, or the first time you saw the run and shoot offense, or that «very special episode» of Diff'rent Strokes where Gordon Jump plays a child toucher.
You might also be enduring «bump touchers» as your belly becomes more and more obvious — everyone from your work colleagues to the postman wanting to cop a feel of your expanding tummy!
In addition to the standard information about pregnancy symptoms, fetal growth and labor, I appreciated some of the offbeat tips in the book, including how to ward off tummy touchers, ways to avoid snoring, how to pick a pronounceable baby name, and how to cope with «pregnancy brain.»
It lasts well, though it's not infallible against moisture or touch, but a dusting of setting powder or a light top coat of a matching brow powder can help it stay in place if you're a face toucher who sometimes accidentally rubs off a small part of your brow arch (guilty.)
Toucher challenges await with Call of Duty: Ghosts expected to feature prominently in next weeks charts.
The Washington Post calls those of us who press and paw the heirlooms the «tomato touchers»... the people who «go to the farmers market and handle every plump orb, squeezing and groping, feeling them carefully for firmness and flaws before deciding which one will make it into their next Caprese salad.»
This news is coming at a time when the entire crypto market is facing serious dips following other toucher regulations from countries such as Brazil and Indonesia.
MARCEL DUCHAMP Prière de toucher (Please touch) 1947 Latex and velvet on wood in a plexiglas box Box: 42 x 32, 5 x 6 cm Dedication to Man Ray by Marcel Duchamp on underside of velvet ARG # DUM1947 - 001
And he is a grabber, toucher, taster, with no consideration for my meticulous nature, or even for his personal safety when I am using a giant chef's knife to chop fruits and veggies, have the stand mixer or food processor running, am prepping uncooked meat to go on the grill or in the oven, or especially when I am making a sweet treat and cracking some eggs.
Boston's GM Danny Ainge confirmed on the Toucher and Rich show that the Celtics have indeed pushed Thomas's tribute back to Feb. 11, the next and final time Cleveland will play at The TD Garden during the regular season.
Interest in point guard Rajon Rondo has begun to ramp up again, but Boston Celtics president Danny Ainge will do nothing but hold his tongue, as evidenced during a Thursday morning interview with CBS Sports Radio's Toucher and Rich.
I'm a toucher (ie hold hands, walk arm in arm, touch knees), always...
I'm a toucher (ie hold hands, walk arm in arm, touch knees), always open doors, pull out chairs, believe in always being a gentleman.
Toucher and Rich is a Marconi Award winning morning radio show from 6 to 10 AM on The Sports Hub WBZ - FM, in Boston, Massachusetts.
After each touch, the person touched had to describe the emotion they thought the toucher was communicating (Dacher Keltner, 2004).
In the breed's formative years, it was called «vuilbaard» («dirty beard»), «koehond» («cow dog»), and «toucher de boeuf or pic» («cattle driver»)-- apt descriptions of this majestic herder.
He begins to stroke Iris's arm — in phase one of sensate focus, breasts and genitals are «off - limits,» meaning the toucher focuses on other areas of the body.
That is, in the first stage especially, the toucher must do what feels good, and the touchee must say when the toucher should stop doing something that feels uncomfortable.
Some couples find it useful to use a scale, like — 10 to +10, and the toucher stops doing anything below a — 2.
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