Sentence examples for a man framed from inspiring English sources

A man framed by the ex-detectives told them he hoped that they would suffer in prison for the rest of their lives, as he had for 19 years.

Among the movies found were "Juke Joint," about two men who pose as theatrical experts to get free room and board for helping the landlord's daughter prepare for a beauty pageant, and "Murder in Harlem," about a lawyer defending a man framed on a murder charge.

On the opposite wall is a portrait of a kneeling couple: a white woman and a black man framed against a blue sky flecked by white clouds.

When he finished "Ballad of a Thin Man," framed around the perpetually enigmatic question "Something is happening, but you don't know what it is — do you, Mr. Jones?" and exited, Dylan soon returned and offered up the anthem "Like a Rolling Stone," which had not been part of the set a week ago.

Throughout his trial, Avery is characterized by the show as an impoverished man framed by local police.

He's a man physically framed for the Dickensian world: huge-eyed and hangdog, at once over the top and subtle, sinister and comic.

As the Spectator reported in early March, Viagra is now being specifically marketed to young men, framed as a "lifestyle" drug rather than a medical one.

I saw a half-dozen men framing photographs Jeter had signed Sunday night.

Detective Alex Cross tries to prove that a man has been framed for murder. 2 3 ANSWERED PRAYERS, by Danielle Steel.

And played with a persuasive mix of intelligence, fatuity, flippancy and earnestness by Mr. Blum, John is a man whose frame of reference is roughly the shape and size of an on-set monitor.

"You have to really know a man's frame to dress him, don't you?" she says to Linda, at once sizing her up and setting her up as the competition.