He said he could not go onto his Facebook page anymore and often has to turn off his phone, but embraces his role as a pioneer, of sorts.
"You think pinning the wreath to the door will fix that?" "What else am I supposed to do, Rufus?" My father sighed, his wide shoulders drooping as he took off his cap and embraced my mother.
Now the star of Nighty Night is turning her dark powers to period drama in her new series Hunderby Having spent two weeks reporting on the Olympics, Tim Adams threw off his detachment and embraced the joyful spirit of London 2012 You buy an old car in Budapest and drive it 5,000 miles across Russia and the Stans, stopping only to pay the odd bribe.
But his public explanations of how this death sentence had made him shrug off his constitutional melancholy and embrace the ecstasy of being alive made him loved as he'd never been before.
Isn't it time Mr Cameron took off his Brussels blinkers and embraced the future?" And so, battle is joined.
But in fighting off his opponent, Mr. Bush has embraced a punitive hard-right agenda.
As a teenager in the 60's, taken with a radio preacher's view of the world, Leschak threw off his family's Catholicism and embraced a rigid fundamentalist sect, the Worldwide Church of God, attending its college in anticipation of joining the ministry.
Djokovic fell to the ground, eyes wide, and was soon embracing Nadal, ripping off his own shirt and howling at his support team in the stands.
When he got there, behind the goal, beyond the hoardings, watched by the fans, he embraced Briñas, pulled off his shirt and handed it to him.
