How to use "touch" in a sentence

I felt something touch me on the leg

He moved away from the girl's touch and said, 'I think, Mademoiselle, that I have something belonging to you.' He handed her the parcel of letters.

I carefully lift my hand and touch the large lump which is there

It hurts to touch, and I shout in the fog, the sound lost in the dark of the night

Sometimes he's so close that I think he can touch me, and other times he's far away, but I still know that he's there

And while she watches, she lets the flames touch her, too

The lamp in the corner of the room looks like the tall, silent figure of a murderer, and the coat on the back of your door has hands that almost touch you.

They reached the simulator center, and Sala lifted her wrist to touch a gray screen by the door

She looked deep into its eyes, and reached out to touch its face

She wanted to touch him

He did not sit at Rebecca's desk and touch the things she had touched

She would be sufficiently tough on herself to stay in touch with reality - as unpleasant as reality might be

He was so good that he could safely take young boys into the Sierras for sixteen years, a challenge a lot of other winter survival experts wouldn't touch

The next day she seemed to have a touch of flu, and the third day she was dead

We represented some people no one else would touch, entrepreneurs who had a lot of good ideas but not much money for start-up legal fees

"Hey, Al, I didn't touch the thermostat

"I didn't touch it," Jenny insisted.

"If fear and stress could increase the power of his psychic gifts, why didn't he start trying to get in touch with you months ago?"

They wanted nothing more than to touch and to be touched, to confirm for each other that they were still alive, to feel safe and protected and cherished

He thrust it between two of the side rails, and he opened his small weak hand beseechingly, reaching for love, trying desperately to touch her.

This was one of my early attempts to write a cross-genre novel mixing action, suspense, romance, and a touch of the paranormal

The colonel said, 'Did you touch the body?'

'Did you touch the clock?'

I remember a clock lying there, but I did not touch it.'

I did not take the trouble to touch them

As I stood at the crossroads, I felt someone suddenly touch my arm

The touch of her fingers or the sweet smell of her hair made my heart beat fast

Don't touch Lolita! Leave this house immediately!"