1. For a second, his hand was in contact with mine.

2. McVeigh is known to have been in contact with individuals at Elohim City in the days before the bombing.

3. The panda is a shy creature, not used to being in contact with other animals, particularly humans.

4. Now she knew that Fernando was in contact with Maria Luisa and probably had been right from the off.

5. Children should always wash their hands before handling food, particularly if they've recently been in contact with pets.

6. Soil: The favourite growing medium for waterlilies is heavy garden soil that has not been in contact with insecticides or weed killers.

7. He said he was in contact with city lawyers about the situation.

8. A warning note to the churches is that the report finds that only 14 percent of children are in contact with a church.

9. The law is so broadly drawn that there is no requirement to prove he was in contact with a foreign intelligence organisation.

10. Every time you are in contact with the person, you see that label.

11. He has been in contact with Eddy Shah, the former national newspaper proprietor.

12. An electrode-bearing stylus is used to read the signals and is in contact with the surface of the disc.

13. Any parent who is worried their child may have been in contact with the doctor can still phone the hospital for advice.

14. Victims were isolated, and everyone who had been in contact with them was vaccinated.

15. Must not be in contact with any electrical part.

16. They could be in contact with foreign reporters in the past.

17. He says we will be in contact with the leaders and we hope after the departure of General Musharraf we will hopefully reach a consensus.

18. Spending 20 minutes walking allows me to be in contact with what is season like, and what is the day-to-day change and the weather.

19. And the next step I will be in contact with Dr. Xu to enquire relative information.

20. All parts of the load should be in contact with water or saturated steam at the required temperature for the required time.

21. Most machines will only ever be in contact with other technology and not non-technology, or even life.

22. The al-Qaida leader is also believed to be in contact with other militants in the region, coordinating attacks against coalition forces and innocent civilians.

23. You can 'meet' and be in contact with large numbers of people without the strain of spending time with them in person.

24. I am very glad to be in contact with you, " President Rogge said.

24. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

25. Greif is clear in his belief that not all parents should be in contact with their children after divorce.

26. Often overlooked, what part of your body will almost always be in contact with your partner while dancing Casino or Salsa?

27. Please send it back to us and we will be in contact with you shortly!

28. He's requested to have a computer so he could help research the case and be in contact with him.

29. Getting vaccinated will be your best defense, since health-care workers will most likely be in contact with people who are sick with 2009 H1N1.

30. So in fact, there are professional magicians who make it their business to debunk people who claim to genuinely be in contact with the dead and the like.

31. That day is special for another reason, for Mars, your ruler, will also be in contact with surprise-a-minute Uranus.

32. This means that everyone will be in contact with a device that radiates life-enhancing energy as opposed to your present devices which harm your life force.

33. He refused, as well as the lure of the Czech football. "I should be in contact with Ivan Hasek and Karel Poborskym, but I live in Italy, it is then difficult to take any office."

34. "Tell you what, we have your number, we'll be in contact with you, " said one of the National Park policeman.

35. We happened to be in contact with a Chinese resident at the time they received the text, and we posted the news immediately.

36. Is the medical device intended to be in contact with the patient or other persons?

37. Zanussi: I think that every opportunity to be in contact with other people is an unmerited grace.