After the pic, we embraced tightly for one more hug, and I leaned down to give him a kiss, savoring the moment, knowing full well that, before long, those kisses and hugs in front of the school will likely disappear.
So we need to stiffen our spines and broaden our embrace, grasp tightly but reach out far.
And he casts aspersions, explicit and implicit, on the real estate he battled to obtain, which is now the real estate he says he must make sure not to embrace too tightly.
When Mr Bush talks about freeing captives, the rest of the world looks at Guantánamo Bay.The trouble with Mr Bush's new doctrine is not that he has naively embraced freedom and democracy, but that he hasn't embraced them tightly enough.
One of her young museum guides, however, thinks the euro means escaping the grip of Russia and being embraced more tightly by western Europe.
But dance and electronica labels especially have embraced cassettes' tightly wound potential with a string of niche imprints brandishing their wares.
In fact, the religious nationalism that Mr. Elon embraces so tightly appears to be gaining adherents faster in the United States than in Israel.
Mr. Williams apologized after being confronted by Mr. Mumpower, according to the memorandum, but a week later, Ms. Lynn said Mr. Williams came up behind her and embraced her tightly.
But before the winner could be announced, Mr. Mack, a black student who had rejoined the editors after being eliminated, lunged toward Mr. Obama, so moved by the barrier that had just fallen that he embraced him tightly, tears streaming down both men's cheeks.
Hutchins, his face flushed, embraced her tightly and stroked her back.
