Sentence examples for embracing said from inspiring English sources

"Everyone is together around the country, embracing," said Mabule Mothapo, a 35-year-old doctor.

It started off with a mood rather than a theme — a gentle spirit, kinder and warmer, more embracing," said Christopher Bailey backstage.

"No one is against bike-share — it's something that every major city across the world is adopting and embracing," said Leroy Comrie, chairman of the Council's land use committee.

"I started to become very concerned by the practices that I was seeing our field tolerating and, in some cases, actively embracing," said Dr. Scott Lilienfeld, a professor of psychology who has emerged as a de facto leader of the group.

"The governor is responding to the obvious hue and cry, not only from the food and beverage industry people, but from the general public, who have shown in poll after poll that this is not an idea that they feel is worth embracing," said Richard Lipsky, a lobbyist for the beverage industry.

Turner must identify and embrace said "best player" before facing the Packers, a team too predictably excellent to talk about.

Mr. Marshall's choreography background led to Disney's embrace, said Jerry Bruckheimer, the producer of the "Pirates" series.

"It's kind of cool being embraced," said Morgan, 31, a former junior hockey player originally signed by Pittsburgh as a 33rd-round pick in 2002.

"Rudy Giuliani had a tremendous opportunity in New Hampshire that his campaign never embraced," said Fergus Cullen, the state Republican chairman.

It was a label that Mr. Shortell embraced, said one of his 11 children, Susan S. Coughlin of Ansonia.

"The oversized clutch is a trend from the catwalk that our clients have really embraced," said senior womenswear buyer Natalie Kingham.