In many Muslim cultures, this is the time of the year where families will buy new clothes for the children, and the whole town is dressed up in lights, sweets are served, and families visit loved ones, offering embraces and celebrations.
WASHINGTON — Ryan Church entered the Mets' clubhouse just before Saturday night's game, arms wide, as if offering an embrace to the teammates he missed while recovering from a strained right hamstring in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Lucie, Fla
Mr. Xi showed considerable warmth toward Mr. Kim, smiling widely and offering affectionate embraces.
But several hotels in wintry climates are offering reasons to embrace the cold.
After the symposium, Mr. Ware said he sensed that the world of fine art was offering "an increasing embrace" of the comic-strip form, which he called a welcome relief from "branding comics as a facile stand-in for all that's vacuous and empty about American life and culture".
Then he gestures at the Christ offering his stiff embrace straight above.
He embraced offering illegal immigrants brought to the country as children a path to citizenship, a policy he once opposed.
Speaking at a research group downtown, he explicitly embraced offering illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children a pathway to legal residency and citizenship, a position he had opposed.
The symphony actually seems to be about its own musical and intellectual tradition, peeling away its anxieties and desires and disappointments, seeking resolutions and finally offering a comforting choral embrace.
Believing that the concept of function is the root of an accurate understanding of biological organisms, technical artifacts, and the relation between the two, the contributors take an integrative approach, offering philosophical analyses that embrace both biological and technical fields of function ascription.
