Sentence examples for embraced around from inspiring English sources

Of course one is aware that "Downton" has been embraced around the world.

Invented by American computer scientists during the 1970s, the Internet has been embraced around the globe.

The kindergarten movement was embraced around the world, including in Japan, where Fröbel's simple folds merged with traditional origami.

Our plan was designed by film professionals who understand production and was embraced around the world within the film community.

Montgomery schools superintendent Joshua Starr congratulated the school board Tuesday on standing firm against some of the turbulent reform efforts being embraced around the country.

But when proud young Chinese saw such an unfamiliar image of Tibet so widely embraced around the world, they were, at first, baffled, and then, enraged.

EDWARD HASBROUCK, a travel consultant at AirTreks.com (800 350-0636), another San Francisco consolidator, says he thinks more retirees will embrace around-the-world journeys.

Lewis says the town embraces around 600 societies and groups, from sporting organisations to older people's luncheon clubs.

Big though it is, Turkey would still make up less than 15% of an EU that would then embrace around 600m people.

Even though the buzz created by Plastic Logic and competitors like Amazon's Kindle reader will result in much publicity, the odds that companies at DEMOfall08 will be successful are long, according to Matt Marshall, the CEO of blog Venturebeat, who told a panel that it's just not possible for the market to embrace around "60 YouTubes every year".

Kent remembered, "Those embraces around our necks and hands... the expressions of gratitude in the eyes of the people we rescued... the inner peace I felt when I reached my bed towards morning".