Sentence examples for when she embraced from inspiring English sources

When she embraced her D.J. duties, the clock had crept past 1 a.m.

Eventually, over a semester when she embraced Dickens and grasped physics, Tabitha revealed the darker reality of the romance that had claimed her virginity.

His allies cast it as a pragmatic move, making the same argument that aides to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton did when she embraced big-money support in her bid.

Emmeline Pankhurst's instincts were more Conservative than socialist, and she disapproved of her daughter Sylvia's position when she embraced socialism and pacifism together, actively opposing the first world war.

Mr. Blaine had worked with his mother to save her life; when she embraced a macrobiotic diet in the hope that it would cure her, he took a job at a macrobiotic restaurant so that he could give her meals for free.

Miss Hahn, who was 14 years old when she embraced the charismatic Pentecostal faith and went eagerly to work cleaning toilets for the Full Gospel Tabernacle Church near her home in Massapequa, says she is trying to hire a lawyer to help her handle the events that have taken over her life.

She is reminded when she embraces her cousin's wife, Rosalyn, in her wheelchair.

Only when she embraces her femininity does she find true love.

When she embraces him, she seems to be reaching out to console him rather than to express any love.

When she embraces Hal Neil Patrick Harriss), one of her father's former students, who is going through the notebooks he left behind, it is with hunger, mischief and egregious bravado.

He responds coldly that he "will never be [her] friend", but holds her when she embraces him.