Sentence examples for embraced upon from inspiring English sources

Susana Valenzuela, 52, the woman he embraced upon exiting the capsule, turned out to be his mistress.

The woman he embraced upon exiting the rescue capsule turned out to be his mistress, not his wife.

Though Ewing has had his spats with Knicks management and the team's fans over the years, he has been almost universally embraced upon every return to the Garden after being traded.

Individuals that embraced upon meeting again seldom behaved aggressively toward each other or the rest of the group.

Indeed, still squarely in the tradition of natural philosophy, Du Châtelet sought a metaphysical basis for the Newtonian physics she embraced upon rejecting Cartesianism.

Almost two years ago I attended the Dell analyst meeting in Austin to hear about the rollout of the new management team and the new business plan Michael Dell was embracing upon his return to the company.

He noted that Roman Abramovich, a Russian oil billionaire, was embraced last year upon his purchase of Chelsea, another top English team.

Evans remains one of the most popular players in the Jets' locker room, an affable presence who embraced reporters upon his return.

The fans in Flushing embraced Sharapova upon her return to a major — in May, the organizers of the French Open declined to give Sharapova a wild-card entry — but many athletes seethed at her return, and mulled darker questions.

(Mr. Lazio said he told the gathering that he would not have stormed out, but would have kept his distance and publicly condemned the remarks afterward. Mrs. Clinton, who embraced Mrs. Arafat upon leaving, issued a statement several hours later that took issue with Mrs. Arafat's remarks).

Ms. Weingarten's ideas for upgrading the teacher evaluation process are good ones and should be embraced and improved upon where possible by those in charge of the nation's schools.