Sentence examples for would be embracing from inspiring English sources

Updated at 7.36pm GMT 4.24pm GMT 19 mins I though Liverpool fans would be embracing Sturridge after that good start but Matt Dony is having none of it.

In leaning toward construction of the pipeline, the administration would be embracing a project to carry heavy crude oil from tar sands formations in Alberta to refineries in Texas.

But the misty outlook for UK regulation and the bank levy has nothing on the Beijing-style thick smog that HSBC would be embracing if it moved its base to Hong Kong.

MR. TRIBE -- Yes, but if the legislature is entirely happy not to completely delegate this power to the courts, which Article II would permit, but rather to allow the courts to exercise a somewhat more flexible role than the one that the critic of this opinion would be embracing, that's within the power of the Legislature of Florida.

By making paid family leave a signature issue for 2018, President Trump would be embracing an idea at the heart of his 2016 success: that he is the one Republican willing to break with party norms to help working- and middle-class Americans.

The economic logic looked weak at the time, and remains so: Scotland would be embracing a currency union that could damage its own competitiveness at the moment of separation and make balancing the budget harder, especially if the oil price was low.

Any suitable suitor would be embraced.

Security options once dismissed as unpalatable, impractical or too expensive would be embraced, they said.

I would be embraced by the burgeoning realness I was sure to encounter downstage center.

The remains of the Baltic Exchange would be embraced by a bulky "groundscraper".

He envisiged wave farms to generate power, but imagined they would be embraced with alacrity.