Sentence examples for a frame of white from inspiring English sources
At the start of her tenure, books of fine-art photography -- including Aperture's -- generally reproduced one picture per page, without caption or text and surrounded by a frame of white space, as if it were a framed print.
The architectural element that resonates most deeply for Mr. Albrecht is the working fireplace, edged by red brick within a frame of white molding and topped by a print of a Roy Lichtenstein silkscreen of a pointing finger.
What strikes me now about Muybridge's horse, centered in a frame of white pixels, is that the image is somehow descriptive of the disorientation that comes from this proliferation of images.
It's not a case, rather the phone has been modded to house 6 carats of black diamonds, edging in platinum, a 2 carat diamond home button and a frame of white diamonds.
He worked around the restrictions by surrounding the building with a decorative lattice — "a sprightly frame of white painted steel," as it was described in an approving write-up in the latest edition of the A.I.A. Guide to New York City, a canonical volume.
It is 6 feet, 2 inches long and 32 inches wide, and comes with a frame made of white oak ($1,650), above, or teak ($2,395).
In 1790 three equal vertical stripes, arranged red-white-blue within a frame of the same colours, were added to the white flag of the navy.
Bert Long, "Soul," 2010, acrylic on canvas with frame of white pine, sycamore leaf, Mexican thorn branch, 87 x 40 x 5", at HCG Gallery.
Areas of a frame are white if their energy is below a signal-to-noise threshold determined by the VRI software.
Triple Chocolate Fantasy, by contrast, is more of an A-frame, incorporating white-, milk- and dark-chocolate bavaroises.
Up ahead, a wood-frame chunk of white rock bearing the vineyard's name signals the entrance to the Plum Creek Winery, and we turn down a short pebbly road and spot a seven-and-a-half-foot metal fowl that's been made from old farm equipment guarding the rustic tasting room.
