Eventually, the company once again embraced the phrase "Beyond Petroleum".
The Tories embraced the phrase; some formed the Vermin Club in response (Margaret Thatcher was a member).
Prominent women in India, including Tavleen Singh, easily one of the most well turned-out journalists around, have not hesitated to embrace the phrase.
In June, when NPR's David Greene pressed Sanders on whether he embraced the phrase "Black Lives Matter," the Senator got irritated.
President Bush embraced the phrase in a pep talk to the C.I.A.: "We are on a mission to make sure that freedom is enduring".
As the United Nations Security Council refused to give its approval to the attack, President Bush, eager to show that the United States was not acting unilaterally -- "going it alone" -- embraced the phrase coalition of the willing, which included about 40 nations, give or take a few waverers.
President Obama has embraced the phrase "Obamacare," once originally intended as an epithet by the heath-care law's opponents, but we were a bit surprised the other day when he declared that health insurance premiums were going to go down.
When this occurs, it's best to embrace the phrase "Asi es la vida," or "Such is life".
More importantly, however, it conveniently ignores that it was the right which coined and embraced the phrase -- The Axis of Evil.
In the long-term, embracing the phrase "anchor babies" and promoting the idea of stripping citizenship from children born to those in the country illegally might be a losing political strategy.
In an effort to open up a dialog about the role of underutilized species in our sustainable seafood future, I have temporarily embraced the phrase "trash fish," and I am hosting a Chefs Collaborative Trash Fish Dinner.
