Sentence examples for embraced the work from inspiring English sources
Convinced of the lethal potential of small torpedo boats, he embraced the work of Capt.
Other corporate law firms have also embraced the work, including Schulte Roth & Zabel; Katten Muchin Rosenman; and McDermott Will & Emery.
Although he initially favored American directors, Mr. Farber embraced the work of Europeans like Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Werner Herzog.
Audiences at its 1849 premiere embraced the work as an unabashed rallying cry for the Italian unification movement.
And stalwart concertgoers willing to meet the challenge of new music embraced the work of a hot 32-year-old Czech composer, Krystof Maratka, who was the festival's first composer-in-residence.
Far from the front, in mood and reality, Bayda, an eastern city that was one of the first to embrace the anti-Qaddafi revolution, has now also embraced the work of what might follow: building a state on a landscape riven by divisions of tribe, piety and class in a country whose leader spent four decades in power dismantling anything that might contest his rule.
Film festival organizers all over the world have been struggling with how to embrace the work being done on the Web, and Sundance decided this was the way.
And Mr. Gelb isn't waiting to see if New York embraces the work; he said he is already in talks with Mr. Muhly about writing another opera for the Met.
So, filled with love and affection for Chelsea and happily embracing the work of being her father, I was already lacking in a subtle way that let her down.
By that definition, it does not embrace the work of Bennett's namesake Alan – nor of Alan Ayckbourn, who freely admits that he writes about people who do go to the theatre.
