Grenadian Kirani James, who won Pistorius's heat, embraced the South African and exchanged bib numbers with him afterwards.
The midday heat embraces Sidon, where once Phoenician and Roman galleys rowed home to haven in sunny Palestine, where knights of France awaited Salahadin.
The Heat embraced it, cradled it and finally crushed it, and perhaps put a crimp in the Celtics' spirit, with an exhilarating, exhausting 115-111 ovictory vintory in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Although not included here, Ms. Amos's more recent work (seen in a 1994 show at Art in General in TriBeCa) turns up the heat, embracing expressionism to liberate it from its oppressive heritage.
It offers the unusual opportunity of a bracing dip in the sea followed by scampering across the road in your togs then sinking into the warm embrace of the heated, filtered seawater.
The front seats are embracing, highly adjustable, heated and air conditioned.
As the Cold War heated up, the United Nations Commission on Human Rightss, chaired by Eleanor Roosevelt, embraced the values of the Declaration of Independence in defiance of the unrelenting spread of communism.
It was 1968, just after the Summer of Love, and he had created a heated bed that undulated, seeming to hold you in its embrace.
The brand has been embraced by Bikram Choudhury, the extravagant creator of Bikram yoga, which people practice in rooms heated to 105 degrees.
That was a little more than six months ago, on a steamy June night that offered the memorable image of James bouncing ecstatically in place on the Heat sideline, embracing his teammates and coaches as the series's final seconds ran out and his long-awaited championship was secured.
