Sentence examples for parting embrace from inspiring English sources

We held our parting embrace a few moments longer than usual, and left it at that.

Our parting embrace was brief.

Couples embrace before parting to go to single-sex entrances at opposite ends of the building.

Sitting on a rock in the southern Iraq desert, Corporal Thompson recalled his wife's embrace at the parting.

As the music blared and the confetti spilled Thursday night in Miami, two transcendent figures met at midcourt, shared an embrace and some parting words — a poetic coda to a season that almost wasn't, an inspiring vision for the future.

The truth, of course, is that, as with every divorce, there is no painless means of parting from our old life and embracing a new.

You can tell it is bitterly cold on the far reaches of the Roman empire by the intermittent snow flurries and by the ailing Marcus Aurelius's parting words to his loyal general: "Now embrace me as my son and bring an old man another blanket".

Before parting, my Afghan host family and I embraced in self-congratulatory hugs -- we'd transcended ideas of rightdoing and wrongdoing, and united in our shared dreams of peace.

They shook hands and shared a brief embrace, wishing each other well, before parting ways.

Lovers hug, and the slow-motion release of their embrace makes them look as if they are parting for the last time.

And generations of travelers have embraced beneath the clock at Grand Central Terminal, greeting friends or parting with lovers beneath the impossibly high ceiling.