Sentence examples for extended embrace from inspiring English sources
Victor Zamora held his pregnant wife, Jessica, in a tender, extended embrace.
On Monday night, he carried the Kings to their first Stanley Cup, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoff's most valuable player and receiving from Martin Brodeur an extended embrace in the handshake line.
And yet — with the narrow pathway between the green and the scorer's cabin blocked by Phil's and Amy's extended embrace and the camera crews and photographers recording it — Westwood waited politely if certainly not peacefully with his strong arms folded.
(Peter, comfort me during this sadness)." It got her an extended embrace from Facinelli, who plays Cullen patriarch Carlisle.
Our ChIP, western, and TEM results together strongly support the idea that cohesin forms a rod structure and that minichromosomes interact at one end of this rod, in a manner not predicted by the embrace, extended embrace, and snap models.
As the crowd erupted around them, the players shared an extended embrace at the net and parted misty-eyed.
Under Malcolm's predecessors, the kingdom of Scotland had been extended to embrace the modern English counties of Northumberland and Cumbria.
The solemnity with which they undertook the deal is witnessed in his pictures, and the project was extended to embrace children from Croatia, Kurdistan, Angola, Afghanistan, Sudan and Zaire.
The word pariah originally derived from Tamil paṛaiyar, "drummer"—once referred to the Paraiyan, a Tamil caste group of labourers and village servants of low status, but the meaning was extended to embrace many groups outside the so-called clean caste groups, with widely varying degrees of status.
At the exact point (ie last month) when Ellen's extended hagiographical embrace of Nick Kent seemed to promise a final burying of the hatchet between the old-school NME grandees and the white Levi's-wearing Emap apparatchiks who succeeded them, the next generation of corporate enforcers was threatening to sweep away the remainder of Hepworth and Ellen's legacy.
The flame stretch factor is extended to embrace potential Darrieus Landau thermo-diffusive flamelet instabilities.
