Sentence examples for embraces from from inspiring English sources

But Williams also received warm embraces from team employees and hugs from an usher and the Jazz mascot shortly before tipoff.

Then, as the time for voting wound down, Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, returned to the floor for the first time since being shot in January and voted for the bill to jubilant applause and embraces from her colleagues.

And when it was there were whoops from young supporters sporting "I back Zac" rosettes, and embraces from family members, including his sister Jemima Khan, his brother Ben and his mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith.

The Vineyard was also the place where the Clintons — with Chelsea in tow — retreated on Aug. 18, 1998, amid the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and were greeted at the airport in West Tisbury with embraces from Vernon Jordan and Ms. Simon.

THE usual image of a ballet star's retirement is one of triumphant culmination: rapturous fans, showers of confetti, grand bouquets, embraces from the departing dancer's colleagues and loved ones.

March pieces included "Kiss", (2002) a pas de deux of erotic embraces from art history, and April featured "This is So Contemporary" (2004), a humorous sketch in which three chanting, dancing guards sprang out to circle unwary patrons.The charm of these works lies in their evanescence.

It embraces everything from from 18th-century court dance to lean modernism.

An embrace from your brother.

The touching embrace from elder to younger brother spoke volumes.

Mr. Bates received a nice ovation from the audience and a fatherly embrace from Mr. Muti.

That era of a golden or fatal embrace, from Pushkin to Pasternak, has closed.