The settlers embraced the Christian religion.
Mr. Lai's theories are not universally embraced by China experts.
When Rockets star Tracy McGrady wed CleRenda Harris in October 2006, the couple embraced the publicity.
At the equivalent event four years ago, Ahmadinejad kissed Khamenei's hand and was embraced by the cleric.
Once you've put yourself in a pattern of rejecting all limitation, you've embraced a fixed state of being. Your no-limit policy has deceptively limited you.
While equity markets embraced the news of Berlusconi’s impending departure, the bond market still needs to be convinced that Europe can wrap its arms around the Italian debt situation.
We embraced each other.
He embraced his daughter tenderly.
She's unknown, we're surprised. She's embraced, we're disenchanted.
On his jaunt he was decorated by Libya’s leader, Muammar Qaddafi, and embraced by Aleksandr Lukashenko, president of Belarus.
After Buddhism spread to China, it was embraced by the gentry classes of the Tang Dynasty and for a while, it became the mainstream.
But when it came time to accept his medal, Ali stood proudly in his black suit and red, yellow and black tie, embraced the President and whispered in his ear.
Vines embraced the hut.
The Garners embraced Davenport's widow and offered tearful thanks.
The Obama Administration has embraced this dialogue with China early and energetically because we want to see it to fruition.
With diamond studs as big as dinner mints gleaming in each ear, he embraced each of his players and sent them off.
Spontaneously they embraced.
It embraced a decadence and an abandon that set it apart from the rest of Egypt.
The feeling is that I feel I have embraced nicety of my whole lifetime, even if I can see you one time only without any diction.
The friends warmly embraced.
Among mountains of tribulation, nature, embraced Rousseau with her lenient heart.
Some cities have tried to stem the influx of formula food stands, like Springdale, Utah, which passed an ordinance banning chains from setting up within city limits, but others have embraced them.
She eagerly embraced the offer of a trip to Europe.
“People embraced her as if she were going to explain their lives to them, ” recalls Bill Finn, a fellow playwright, in Julie Salamon’s engaging new biography, “Wendy and the Lost Boys”.
Like, your smile, my rainy day is illuminated by you, I like being embraced by you, warm and delicate.
To me, it was supposed a fine day. The sunshine in May warmly embraced the earth in her arms.
The treaty, which is now closed for signature, has 168 Signatories, including the European Community, which makes it one of the most widely embraced treaties in UN history.
Many subjects are embraced in an encyclopedia.
He immediately embraced the offer.
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