Sentence examples for embraced along from inspiring English sources

He, Messi and Neymar embraced, along with the rest of the side, champions once more.

The civil service is expected shortly to be awarded a huge pay rise, which will be swiftly embraced, along with tougher performance standards, which will be studiously ignored.

And so the season ends sadly for Newcastle and their coach Ernie Merrick, who the city has embraced along with the other Scotsman who seems to be constantly on the local airwaves, chief executive Lawrie McKinna.

This is obviously technology and philosophy that the American eugenicists in the 1920s would have embraced, along with their counterparts in Nazi Germany.

Increased college counseling, better consumer disclosures and school certification of all private education loans are concepts that financial aid administrators wholeheartedly embrace, along with stronger authority to prohibit overborrowing.

Evolutionary Judaism, the movement Tom embraces, along with Sarah, at the novel's end, seeks to recapture the holy vitalism that has been smothered by layers of tradition and mocked by modern skepticism.

And AppEngine has been a highly successful product, at least from a press standpoint – the Obama Administration has embraced it along with all things Google.

Now, most of the suburbs along the route have embraced the event, along with the bars and restaurants that benefit from the crowds.

And so, we set about a plan to transform the business – and I mean "we" because it really is a huge team effort here – not just me, but also all the people in my management team and all the people in the business who've come along and embraced what we've done.

Generals go along to get along, embracing prevailing thinking on interventionism, adventurism, and dominance.

But he embraced pop culture along with philosophy.