51.   Strongly structured, the piece dissolves into introspective solos and duets, often touched with dejection.

52.   The lessons are simple, straightforward and, like life, touched with irony and humor.

53.   The Mariners need baseball leadership with some history and touch with pitching.

54.   The players seemed to instinctively select him, even last year, when they made a ritual of touching him with their sticks before the opening faceoff.

55.   The slow, heavy house music he danced to at such clubs often touched him with its oddly spiritual quality.

56.   There is a practiced festivity about their implausible antics, and it is touched in with an acrobatic brush.

57.   There were a few of the floral chiffons her customers love, sometimes touched with beadwork, and beautiful white embroidered laces.

58.   They are both known for their charm and touch with the common man.

59.   They advanced to second and third, and Day cruised home on Commendable without touching him with the whip once.

60.   They were imperfect, their lives touched with tragedy, something botched.