Sentence examples for embracing old from inspiring English sources
A global movement of architects, engineers and builders is thinking creatively about how to mitigate climate change by embracing old technologies and inventing new ones.
The song still stands as the best musical argument I know of for embracing old age as a reward rather than as a punishment.
A young pianist, widely appreciated for his liveliness and his thoughtful commitment to new music, is becoming a mature artist, thoroughly embracing old as well as new.
Selling in Korea, according to a saying among Korean salespeople, means drinking a lot of soju, a fiery local spirit, and "getting naked" when appropriate.Young industries are embracing old sales techniques.
Some environmental funds are even embracing old economy industrial and chemical giants.
Given all of these changes, it's disappointing — albeit unsurprising — to see that unions are embracing old modes of work rather than adapting to this new world.
Like George Will, the patrician conservative columnist who's also called into question Obama's Libya policy, Barbour appears to be embracing old-fashioned realpolitik, the same view of the world that George W Bush embraced before 9/11 and that Obama himself championed during his 2008 campaign.
6. Embracing old-school lunch rules.
The fact that Millennials want a more socially and economically inclusive society doesn't necessarily mean they are embracing old-school socialism or communism.
China's next economic miracle: embracing older workers and consumers.
Embracing "older means bolder," Barbara launched the 100 Grannies for a Livable Future, and cofounded the Iowa City Climate Advocates, with an unabashed call for fellow "grannies" to become a group to be "reckoned with" and take urgent climate action now.
