“I watched as they exchanged a warm embracement, their arms wrapped tightly around each other.”

“He moved forward to her vulnerable neck, she closed her eyes in embracement for the undoubtedly pain to come.”

“I end with a quotation from a text which advocates both embracement and eventual abandonment, attachment and detachment from text.”

“I feel so cold and I long for your embrace.”

“She is seething with illusive fragmentary gold being bewitched typhlotic furtive much like a hovering sapphire embrasure or imaginal sanguinary.”

“The casemate mounted a gun on a pivot which could be traversed to fire through an embrasure.”

“I propped the M16 on a sandbag in the embrasure in front of me and squinted through the scope.”

“We found embracer councils across the political spectrum and involving every tier of local government.”

“Breitbart News was an early embracer of partisan online journalism and its devoted followers laud it for exposing what they see as leftwing media bias.”

“He was a relentless critic of the Weimar Republic and apparently an enthusiastic embracer of National Socialism when it came to power.”

“Bianca Maria had all her secrets with all her love in the first hour of their embracery.”

“Six steps, alternately black and white, vertically elongated, extend up into the sky, the upper surfaces broken by slits that suggest embrasures.”

“Here the Tibetans had erected a series of stone embrasures, known to the Indian Army as sangars, now occupied in strength.”

“All these apartments were now deserted, save for a few flunkeys who stood about desultorily in the window embrasures.”

“Dell has been one of the most aggressive embracers of offshoring operations to the third-world.”

“By now you're probably just begging for a comparison to those other recent country-educated embracers of technology, Wilco, and public servant that I am, I'll oblige.”

“The old-age embracers don't see it as an obsession, of course.”