There are some ardent frames-haters out there, and their biggest complaints are valid ones: You can't bookmark a framed page, printing is difficult, they slow down the site, and they waste precious screen space.
Mr. Trump's foreign-policy stance operates on two levels: America First isolationism in content, slotted within an ardent anti-establishment, anti-expert frame.
He endows his magnum opus with Latin chapter headings, erudite footnotes (here is the place to learn that John Snetzler was the German-born organ builder to George III), ardent bibliophilia and a gratuitous framing device.
Build Bridges Amongst Ardent Blatter Fans.
In "Sonnambula" he made very clear his boyish excitement in his efforts to guide and contain the Sleepwalker; they reached a climax as he, framing her with his arms, fell into an ardent backbend, reaching the floor as Ms. Taylor, stepping out of his grasp, proved unpossessable.
Mike's Motor City roots run deep, and he's the city's most ardent cheerleader-although with his rolling baritone, steely gaze, and hulking frame, he could easily be confused for a linebacker.
And after a summer that saw musicals and biopics like "Hairspray," "El Cantante" and "La Vie en Rose," a modest movie called "Once," starring the Frames front man Glen Hansard, continues to play in theaters, powered by ardent word of mouth.
The owner, Pietro Stecchiotti, a neighborhood notable nicknamed "Pol Pot" for his occupation and ardent Communist politics, claims to have planted the vines that drape across Via Panisperna in front of his shop, framing a quintessentially Roman streetscape.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
