Sentence examples for embraced under from inspiring English sources

Coca-Cola's shift to creating a master brand is a great idea; the sub-brands will do well to be embraced under the world-famous original.

The sad truth is that little of architectural quality has been built in Cairo in decades, no useful lessons learned from other big capitals, no progressive approaches to city planning embraced under Mr. Mubarak or the Muslim Brotherhood.

"My view of how foreign policy gets made was very much shaped by the fact that I've spent most of my career during the cold war, where the fundamental strategy was embraced under nine different presidents," Gates told me in his Pentagon office.

The emergence of mobile technology and communication for radiologists should be embraced, under the condition that clear guidelines and proper security mechanisms are adopted to control their use in the hospital and medical working place [21].

Thankyou,"he said, before jogging down the stairs and calling out to his girlfriend, Baby," as the pair embraced under an umbrella and headed for a waiting taxi, photographers and a loyal fan or two in tow.

The tilt of that system continues to become more extreme under the shifting needs for corporate profits and an "austerity" agenda that the Obama administration has embraced under the rationale of deficit reduction.

There are even suggestions of peace: young couples embracing under trees around scenic Kandawgyi Lake; music from a restaurant drifting across the placid water.

Stoudemire posted a photo on Instagram of Israeli and Palestinian children embracing under the phrase "Pray for Palestine," then deleted it shortly after.

At first, it appears to show just an soldier and his wife embracing under the beautiful moon, but when it is unfolded, although we can still see the soldier's undamaged legs, we see that he is dead on the battlefield near a barbed wire.

This Japanese war propaganda leaflet shows a soldier and his wife embracing under the beautiful moon… ….but when the leaflet is unfolded, you still see the soldier's undamaged legs, however he is dead on the battlefield near a barbed wire.

We left reluctantly for a nightcap on the Place Louis XIV, which was full of young lovers walking arm-in-arm, but stopping at intervals to embrace under trees blazing with lights of every color.