Sentence examples similar to Guarding embrace from inspiring English sources
It is tired of the old guard, embracing new political parties.
Some of the guards embraced their hostages and kissed them goodby.
Some literary writers are guarded about embracing technology or social media.
The singer was one of the first members of Capitol Records' "old guard" to embrace the new rock and roll sound, often covering songs by the likes of the Beatles in the 1960s.
The singer was one of the first members of Capitol Records's "old guard" to embrace the new rock'n'roll sound, often covering songs by the likes of the Beatles in the 1960s.
But Bayard Rustin -- a pacifist who was one of King's closest advisers -- persuaded King to give up his guns and guards and embrace a nonviolent strategy.
At breakfast, Thomas observed that for all the talk of Anthony's not being a great defender, it was clear that he embraced the challenge of guarding James.
Rather than overzealously guarding the partition, Edlin uses the OAF to embrace the overlap.
Former Clipper and current Phoenix guard Jamal Crawford embraced Rivers and broadcaster Ralph Lawler before tipoff, a reunion that didn't appear to be a formality less than two months ago.
Lomax said the family became private and guarded after the photo of Devonte embracing the police officer went viral in 2014.
