Sentence examples for embraced in the middle of from inspiring English sources

"For a classic show like ours to be embraced in the middle of all that is really lovely".

After the final out of the World Series, the Giants' catcher Buster Posey, who is their best overall player (although he struggled in this World Series in terms of results), and their pitcher Madison Bumgarner, who had just completed one of the greatest performances in World Series history, embraced in the middle of the field.

It ends with them facing each other, the robber having shed his stolen goods and the officer her gun, then walking toward each other to embrace in the middle of the screen.

Fortunately for him, we were at an RHS event and someone had just started to make a speech, so puckering up and embracing in the middle of the Westminster Hall just wouldn't have been appropriate.

He had only seen Mrs. Sanderson one other time, in Vancouver during WWII, and they had embraced lightly in the middle of a lawn bowling green.

He's kind of forward enough but not too forward, where people can embrace it in the middle of the country.

That spirit reached its height during the celebration of victory over Japan in August 1945, when the photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt captured a sailor and a nurse in an innocently wanton embrace in the middle of Broadway.

Like so much in life, the Pig proves contradictory truths: that New Yorkers are fools, willing to endure any manner of nonsense to run with the pack, and that New Yorkers are sages, able to divine and embrace genuine merit in the middle of bedlam.

He pictures a party of Turkish officials embracing their Armenian counterparts in the middle of an ancient bridge over the river that divides their countries.

All the tropes that conservatives usually deny in public – that Iraq is another Vietnam, that Bush is fighting a class war on behalf of the rich – are embraced on this shining ship in the middle of the ocean.

All of them are more or less in the middle of this spectrum, embracing the democratization and technology and even opening up their means to content production and distribution to people outside their systems.