Sentence examples for he will embody from inspiring English sources

In his death scene, he will embody everything scientists have learned about triceratops since then.

He will embody the early dreamers who believed man would one day be able to fly.

He will embody France as no one outside France may want it to appear: bland, elitist, aloof.

When Mr Blair takes over the EU presidency in July, he will embody more than ever the ultra-libéral economic model that has provoked so much recent French hostility to Brussels.

When Chris Froome, fresh from winning his third Tour de France, lines up alongside Geraint Thomas, Adam Yates, Ian Stannard and Steve Cummings in a cycling road race that will finish against a spectacular backdrop along Copacabana on Saturday he will embody just how far Team GB has come since the humiliation of Atlanta in 1996.

"He will embody the culture of bringing on young players".

Whatever the Dodgers become, they will embody Kasten's vision.

This way they will embody an inherent dedication to what you stand for.

We shouldn't mistake Mason's decision for an evasion so much as a decision about the kind of doctor he insists on trying to be and the kind of metaphysic he hopes his work will embody.

So the budget he is sending to Congress will embody his last compromise offer to Mr. Boehner in December.

He added: "We are confident that Tom will embody the physicality and spirit of Sir Elton.