Example sentences of "[noun] [to-vb] in touch " in BNC.
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| 1 | Swift Transport , for example , has 300 trucks equipped with Cellnet phones to enable drivers to keep in touch with depots and customers to confirm times of arrival . |
| 2 | Such surveillance should not , of course , be thrust on unwilling recipients without good cause , but it is good practice to keep in touch and know how people are getting on . |
| 3 | Their fanzine , Invasion Of The Wedding Present , is an attempt to keep in touch with the grass roots following . |
| 4 | And one-time teammate John Smith has contacted the Echo in an attempt to get in touch with Peter . |
| 5 | RAF planes scanned the seas and eight nations broadcast radio appeals every four hours for Birdseye to get in touch . |
| 6 | These problems may be recited in a familiar litany cited for all service sectors concerned with all dependency groups : services are remote from individuals and their families ; services are difficult for families and clients to get in touch with or access ; services are organisationally and professionallY fragmented , So that families and clients are unclear about who was doing what ; furthermore , services are unconnected or discontinuous , so that families and clients fall into gaps between services ; finally , the statutory agencies were not able to liaise extensively with voluntary or informal care networks However , these general observations do not point precisely to operational tasks . |
| 7 | Police are appealing for anyone who thinks they 've seen Mrs Probyn or her car to get in touch with them immediately . |
| 8 | The council would like anyone who feels they can make a regular committment to visit their homes to get in touch with its social services department . |
| 9 | There 's a sofa and armchair , a writing table , music from a threechannel radio and even a telephone to keep in touch with the landlubbers back home . |
| 10 | In other words we want to help local enthusiasts to keep in touch with what is happening in the wider world of railways . |
| 11 | Attempts in a couple of cases by parents to get in touch after years of no interest were not welcomed . |
| 12 | People at a studio might call me , or tell the act to get in touch with me direct . |
| 13 | DETECTIVES investigating the murder of pub landlady Denise Johnston today appealed for the father of her child to get in touch . |
| 14 | Thousands of Poles settled here after the last war , but they 've worked hard over the years to keep in touch with their cultural roots . |
| 15 | The other , frightened of a similar propensity , consciously abhors what becomes so tedious , but unconsciously fuels the fury and whine because of the need to keep in touch with the repudiated blaming , whining self . |
| 16 | I do n't want readers getting the wrong idea about this letter , but the compulsion to write came on seeing people like Jeff Young , who thinks I Should Be So Lucky is a good song ( well , it probably is , if you 're 10 years old ) ; Norman Jay , who does n't want bands to get in touch if all they want is a record deal ; Mick Clarke , who ‘ wants people to tell him what he 's listening to is good ’ , then only signs people he likes , etc . |
| 17 | Although it is winter time I am not afraid to move my bait higher in the water to keep in touch with the fish . |
| 18 | While writers simply reflected people 's greater knowledge of the colonies and did not do much to increase it , the churches made quite substantial efforts to keep in touch across the Atlantic . |
| 19 | Cellphones are now commonplace enabling managers to keep in touch with the vehicles out on the road . |
| 20 | Earlier today Mr Probyn made an emotional plea for his wife to get in touch : |
| 21 | We try and help a person to get in touch with these desires through a more positive and non-threatening approach . ’ |
| 22 | She urged anyone holding an original to get in touch with the RAF , or with herself , so that a full record of the badge could be established . |
| 23 | Additionally , if the people you are seeking are members , we will forward your request to get in touch with them — EDITOR |
| 24 | Smaller companies that are just experiencing difficulties getting a phone line are not going to want to pay that kind of money , but it may still be worth their while to get in touch with BT , given its extensive knowledge of and contacts within the former Eastern bloc . |
| 25 | A waiver scheme allows individual families to get in touch with me and to tell me if the levying of the charge will erm will mean particular financial hardship for them , and we 've had experience of this . |
| 26 | and said if they ever had any problems to get in touch . |
| 27 | Then a hue and cry was mounted for Mr Delors to get in touch urgently with the Prime Minister either in Downing Street or on the telephone . |
| 28 | Some might be tempted to say in touch with reality , but I think I 'd prefer on this occasion to say in touch with another dimension of reality . |
| 29 | By drawing so many men into the services , the war may also have enabled the wages of labourers to keep in touch with prices , assisted by the local increase in demand from the construction of London docks . |
| 30 | Twentieth-century developments in communications — be it the faster postal service , the telephone , telegrams or improved road conditions and means of transport — would enable far-flung relations to keep in touch with each other with an ease at which their ancestors might have marvelled . |