Sentence examples similar to a heavy frame of from inspiring English sources

A heavy frame replicates the wood of the easel; leaning against the wall, the piece is as sculptural as it is pictorial.

In ESFLOW the seats are sculpted into the rear bulkhead of the car, negating the need for a heavy frame.

The musicians were placed on a raised platform at one end of the room, and a proscenium surrounded them as a heavy frame surrounds a Rembrandt.

Other fighters eased his heavy frame into a plastic chair.

That's why Mr. John has the Sling, which is actually a Standard with an A-frame of heavy metal bracketing around it.

A similar token of doom appears at the beginning of "Emmeline," and it seems to put a heavy gilt frame around the action instead of drawing us in.

The heavy frame and the angle of your legs to the pedals make it hard to get up much speed, and the wide handlebars make it a more stately, less agile ride — like driving a 1967 Lincoln Continental.

Throughout the proceedings, a heavy gilt frame sat on the floor of the visitors' gallery, propped against an empty seat.

PARIS — Stéphane Urbain stood leaning against a heavy wood frame high in the north tower of Notre-Dame, wrapped in a navy blue woolen cape against the wind, as he waited for the bells to sound.

In Tudor England the chair for the master of the house had a heavy boxlike frame and was placed on a dais in the great hall.

Columns of type, called galleys, would be loaded into a heavy metal frame, called a chase.