There was hugging, there was shouting, there were high-fives and a big embrace between Georgio Chiellini and Mario Balotelli, who on the face of it could not be more different.
Sometimes you try to shake someone's hand and the person says, "Forget that, I'm a hugger!" then gives you a big embrace.
The laptop was more mobile than the desktop, but with the tablet and smartphone, there's a bigger embrace of the cloud for sharing and for access to content.
Today also is a great day to chart a bigger embrace of this change of seasons.
Mr. Ovenden, 35, acknowledged that the part is "a big sing," embracing both simplicity and technical challenge in ways that hark back to the scores of Richard Rodgers and Irving Berlin.
The book is a big, warm embrace of cheap eats meant to be consumed on the run — what Santibañez calls "everyday food".
DUBUQUE, Iowa — Concluding a luncheon speech here to a Rotary Club, Newt Gingrich held his arms out to his sides and unleashed a most un-Newt-like gesture to his audience: a pantomime of a big group embrace.
It's become a stand-in for masculinity in the post-outlaw age, in which real rebellion isn't an option, but a hint of it is welcome, particularly if it comes with a big, warm embrace and maybe a nibble on the earlobe.
But the "lardcore" trend has now become a bigger movement embracing the entire Southern pantry.
The conservative who turns to Manhattan-based publications for defenses of the "Real America" should cast a bigger net — embracing the Californian academics who preside over the Claremont Review of Books, the heartland sans-culottes at RedState, the far-flung traditionalists who write for Front Porch Republic.
