Sentence examples for embrace down from inspiring English sources

Learn to embrace down time to use for introspection and creative thought.

Young people have completely embraced down, while their mothers, accustomed to winter furs, continue with pelts.

But we embrace competition, down to our tapping toes, whether it's a race between thin-shinned thoroughbreds or 22 men encased in plastic slamming into each other on cold winter days.

In the homes that they have designed and furnished, Mrs. Nasrallah and Mr. Pastore embrace pared-down simplicity.

"Gonski" was first hung out to dry by its sponsor, the Gillard government, then passionately embraced; watered down before being accepted by some states and rejected by others; rejected then embraced then tolerated for the moment by the federal Coalition in the person of Christopher Pyne; and, most recently, confronted by a counter-proposal.

Through literally slicing up traditions of portraiture and rebuilding them anew, he makes space for a new kind of identity, which embraces multiplicity down to its core. .

President Donald Trump on Sunday embraced shutting down the federal government if Democrats do not agree to fund his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, as well as other hardline immigration-related provisions.

After you write it down, embrace it.

Each winter holiday, we must defend our irregular practice to ourselves -- then gather the strength to elucidate it to our children and enlighten our friends who have the good-fortune of belonging to a faith in which they believe, with customs they can readily embrace and pass down to generations that come after them.

Greater Atlantic City embraces the down-beach communities of Ventnor, Margate, and Longport and the mainland communities of Absecon, Pleasantville, Northfield, Linwood, and Somers Point.

But there is one kind of muffin that I heartily embrace — an upside-down fruit muffin.