Sentence examples for * life frame from inspiring English sources
Two figures in America's life frame his story: Mrs. Harper, from "then," and Dr. B., from "now".
If that's what you're feeling, how do you get yourself out of a constrained life frame?
Those who happily fit their work into a smaller life frame probably had some pain and missteps along the way.
In "Mount Terminus," Bloom becomes a young storyboard artist, a man who envisions how stories can come to life frame by frame.
The period of Mr. O'Brien's life framed by the film is not exactly underexposed.
Furthermore, his larger-than-life frame and personality suit the character to perfection.
(Speaking of commodification, in the real-life frame Beyoncé's new line of sportswear, Ivy Park, is in the process of being marketed).
This experience forged the fundamental ideas about climbing, and life, that frame his book.
Some have found him glib, his sense of action larger than life, his frame too busy, his temperament a jarring combination of violence and suburban sunniness.
"For me, chess was always a great game, which helps to give life a frame, but it was never life itself," he told me later.
As he has done in the past, he makes up a bland, charming story about his life to frame the product: of his father, offering him his pick of whatever he wanted at the drug store.
