The father's presence during the songs inspired the children to communicate with him more in the room, as they hugged and playfully interacted with him, smiling, singing, and listening.
It is something which has to be hugged, in the interests of national security, close to their chests.
People have hugged to themselves the conviction that they were quite safe and need not bother.
She sleeps a lot, and responds to being hugged and held by friends and family; sometimes she gives a great smile.
In the third meeting, the woman broke into tears, and the man hugged her, apparently recognizing his wife.
Partly bandaged with rags and hugged by steel hoops, these sculptures are placed on lattice metal stands.
After the speech, the two friends hugged onstage, to a standing ovation.
The western route followed the coastal plain not including in coastal deserts where it hugged the foothills.
