| Without hesitation he reached out enfolding his friend in a warm embrace, speaking soothingly. |
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| I smile weakly through my still-flowing tears and snuggle into his warm embrace. |
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| They were lying on the bed now, and she was enfolded in Malcolm's warm embrace. |
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| I fell asleep in the warm embrace of a sunbeam, but when I awoke the world was dark. |
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| Before I knew what was going on, I felt a tug and was pulled into a warm embrace. |
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| The warm embrace and the warm tender kisses make me feel as though I am floating. |
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| The warm embrace of the Tuscan countryside will be a perfect background for any special event. |
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| The look in your eyes, the smile on your face, that warm embrace as two become one. |
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| I was enfolded in her warm embrace, a grin spread wide across my face. |
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| As we enter that splendid city as peoples closely bound in friendship, in hope, in warm embrace. |
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| With compassionate love, she is waiting to give children and young people a warm embrace. |
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| You know how successful you have been in bringing new generations of students into the warm embrace of your community schools. |
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| So, to all of you, ladies and gentlemen, I bring a warm embrace from Angola. |
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| I was always dropping the f-bomb back in the CNN newsroom, swaddled in the warm embrace of my un-shockable TV-news brethren. |
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| An idyllic, hospitable land Messinia opens a warm embrace to every visitor every day of the year. |
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| At the end of the evening, the two parted on first-name terms with a warm embrace. |
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| Its seat part is shaped like a crescent and represents the warm embrace of a mother. |
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| The distinct feeling of the nature around you is joined inseparably with the traditional warm embrace for visitors. |
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| Altagracia, unencumbered by the fabric, allowed her body to express itself, wrapped in the warm embrace of the new day, in a dance primitive, pure and in perfect harmony with the moment, sublimating the occasion. |
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| Corrie bad boy John Michie kissed goodbye to his time on the Street with a warm embrace from co-star Kym Lomas. |
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| Gone is the soft touch of his hand, his warm embrace after a difficult day, shared smiles over your child's accomplishments, all replaced with vacant stares and embarrassing behaviours. |
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| Or, have Muslims been alienated from the Congress because of the Prime Minister's warm embrace of the Great Satan? |
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| Let the exotic Caribbean breeze cradle you in its warm embrace. |
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| Benedict rose to greet Cardinal Sodano with a warm embrace. |
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| Of course, I want to talk about more than just the marvellous staging of the winter Olympics by the organizers and the warm embrace of the games by British Columbia. |
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| And as in his landscapes Pasquinelli opens himself in a warm embrace, in his characters he instils instead a bit of more intense meditation, that confuses us. |
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| A magnificent city set on the shores of the Mediterranean, its white buildings rising out of the warm embrace of the sea and crawling up the mountain that rushes up to the very edge of the coast. |
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| The Charruas have rarely lost while in the stadium's warm embrace, and even the very best in world football have trouble standing up to the proud tradition in the Montevideo shrine. |
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| The jury awards second prize to Nikolaj Lund of Denmark for his photo ³cOpen Minds³d, which records a warm embrace between three girls at Lille Torv in Århus, Denmark, at the conclusion of a conversation. |
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| Long-standing friends Mattia Mustacchio and Vladimir Koman symbolised that sporting spirit perfectly when they shared a warm embrace before a keenly contested encounter between Italy and Hungary. |
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| A warm embrace from the bottom of my heart to each and every one of you, sincerely to all of the men, women, girls and boys of Brazil, Latin America, the Caribbean, North America, Asia, Africa and Europe. |
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| The foundation appears to be lower and we wrap a warm embrace. |
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