Sentence examples for embrace for from inspiring English sources

The women embrace for several long seconds.

Moss hugged several former Patriots teammates on the field, reserving a lengthy embrace for Belichick.

But memory is just about all the families have to embrace for now.

And despite the warm national embrace for the city, nothing suggests that Congress will sign a blank check.

The people running the research said they'd rarely experienced such an overwhelmingly warm embrace for such a proposition.

But once their eyes met, they rushed into each other's arms, holding the embrace for 10 minutes.

A unity government would be a "survival embrace" for both men, as a senior opposition figure described it today.

The offerings suggest an abrupt and long-awaited embrace for Lo Lifes and so-called Lo Heads in general.

His purchase of a Polaroid 360 camera, in 1969, introduced him to a photographic medium that he would embrace for several decades.

But I'd also been afraid to embrace, for example, a certain high-speed manic quality I have in person and in my thought patterns.

The giveaway sentence in the Policy Exchange report was: "If politicians are not prepared to embrace for-profit provision, is there a potential halfway house?" The report also describes its model as a social enterprise.