Sentence examples for embrace this time from inspiring English sources

"We've got to be so careful at this club now with the expectations, we're 17 games unbeaten, but you've got to try and embrace this time.

He added: "We've got to be so careful at this club now with the expectations, we're 17 games unbeaten, but you've got to try and embrace this time.

And we hugged again, a full embrace this time, one that lasts a second longer than it would on any other day.

Embrace this time of your life.

The high-speed approach embraced this time has given the Cup a more adventurous edge, clearly more in line with the extreme sailing events that the French relish.

Polling shows that voters, particularly those aged between 18 and 29, are warming up to the historic element of Clinton's candidacy – an element many Clinton watchers believe she downplayed to her detriment in the 2008 campaign but that her team has openly embraced this time around.

I am embracing this time.

Ritu aptly describes the opportunity not to be missed in your child's last year at home, "We talked a lot and embraced this time to learn about the young adult our son had become.

I had a choice whether to hold on to whatever the past was or to fight and fully embrace this incredible time in my life".

Soon, you will embrace this meditative writing time, and it will become easier to make the almighty leap between caretaker and woman writer.

Before leaving, she and Kuei sit quietly for a few minutes, embracing this special time, their hands resting protectively beside the baby.