Sentence examples for tightly embracing from inspiring English sources

More than ever before, Mr. Bush is tightly embracing Mr. Reagan and practically smothering him with affection and reverence.

This is what Helmut Kohl did as chancellor in 1989 and 1990 when he surprised the country and the world by tightly embracing German reunification.

But they don't want to be seen as too tightly embracing the president of Ivory Coast, Laurent Gbagbo, whose critics accuse of inciting ethnic tensions and gaining office in an unfair election.

The trio, who met at Nottingham University, held hands as they walked to the stage to collected their award, with lead singer Hannah Reid tightly embracing Florence Welch, of Florence and the Machine, who presented them with it.

But when the Ottoman Empire fizzled out and the Turkish Republic was born in 1923, they all but sealed themselves off from their former dominions, turning instead to Europe and tightly embracing America in its cold war with the Soviet Union.The Turks are now back in the Middle East, in the benign guise of traders and diplomats.

Despite tightly embracing President Donald Trump, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster will likely be forced into a GOP primary runoff.

On the EP that immediately preceded "Your Drums, Your Love" she tightly embraced the club-pop of the early '90s.

Mr. Stewart turned to watch the jury file out of the courtroom, then tightly embraced Judith Wheat, his lawyer.

Perhaps surprisingly, the parallel most tightly embraced by digital futurists — the rise of the electricity grid — is largely dismissed by those who have studied the history of the subject.

Elaine wrote about Ms. Kim Phuc's visit to Washington in November 1996 for an emotional Veterans Day ceremony at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial: She tightly embraced Col. Norm McDaniel, a retired Air Force colonel held as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, who guided her through the crowd so they could jointly lay a wreath of carnations, iris and amaryllis at the wall.

Menzel said, "I wonder what would have happened if I had been at another school and hadn't had a coach who said, 'Let's do something completely different than what we recruited you for.' " Asked which of Steen's simple truths she has most tightly embraced, Menzel did not hesitate.