Sentence examples for action is framed from inspiring English sources

The action is framed by their impending eviction from the bare-bones hotel where they have lived since the 1930s.

The action is framed by a debate about whether to admit Alia, a 17-year-old Pakistani, to an Oxford college.

Nonetheless it's a promising idea, especially since the action is framed like an arcade game (a header reads "1-UP," etc).

The action is framed within a play put on by the protagonist – with only his aunt's servant Seppings, and Jeeves, to assist him.

He updated the story so that the action is framed by the Revolution, and, while juxtaposing tsarist and Soviet realities, he winked at America, too, where Fedya dreams of escaping with Olga — but her grandiose plans, she says, are too big for a land "where everybody's equal".

At Océo, a new restaurant on the ground floor of the Time Hotel on West 49th Street, the action is framed by a large glass-walled proscenium, behind which toils a cast of cooks that rivals a chorus line for size and a New York City subway car for diversity.

There is little sense of the action being framed by two wars, one that destroyed a generation, the other that threatened to alter the social structure of a nation.

She now sees sexuality as being determined not by a set of actions but by the way those actions are framed.

Monis's actions are framed as redemptive, cleansing the fringe, self-styled peace activist of a past that included allegations of fraud, accessory to murder and numerous sexual assaults.

When actions are framed as a public good, ethical objections too often get dismissed as inconvenient.

Screening uptake was measured retrospectively, while micro actions were framed in terms of the hypothetical present.