Sentence examples similar to Embrace the spring from inspiring English sources

Embrace the winter whites with these soft calf hair ankle boots.

In retrospect, many conservatives embrace the 1960's civil rights movement.

For four hours, as they told their stories, the archbishop listened intently, wiping his eyes and leaping up to embrace the last speaker.

It would be a stretch to say that Muscovites embrace the winter, but they come as close as human beings are able to outside a ski resort.

On the evening of 19-20 December 1983, the building's nightwatchman was overpowered by a group of thieves seemingly in no mood to embrace the Christmas spirit.

California was the first state to embrace the 1989 standards, and has also been at the center of the parental backlash against them.

Of course, when Labor Day comes so early and people don't feel as ready as usual to embrace the fall, a little carping does seem warranted.

Neither side was able to embrace the 2010 bipartisan Simpson-Bowles plan, which proposed lowering Social Security's cost-of-living adjustments, increasing the taxable maximum income and raising the eligibility age to 69 by 2075.

After icebox conditions and perpetual darkness through the long months of winter, Finns embrace the summer with gusto.

Reflect on what this anniversary means to you and to Duke in the future – as we embrace the next 50 years of inquiry, achievement, and service to our global community.

The British do not embrace the fall (aka Autumn) and completely by-pass the pumpkin spice craze like Americans.