Sentence examples for began to frame from inspiring English sources
As the city's lawyers began to frame those suggestions into questions during cross-examination last week, the strategy came fully into view.
He began to frame results the way they were painted in public, as affirmations of his ability or affronts to it.
As they began to frame the issues of their appeal Tuesday, the city's lawyers indicated they would frame the case not in terms of mayoral power but as a debate about public health.
Announcements from the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) over the summer also began to frame GM as a new moral imperative in feeding the world.
Last night, such fragments of lives interrupted began to frame the stories of the men and women who were on board the four planes at the center of yesterday's events.
Boehner won't take the Speaker's gavel until January 5th, but his unofficial elevation came in September, when President Obama, campaigning to salvage the Democratic majority in Congress, began to frame the election as a chance to save the republic from John Boehner.
And the president and his advisers were determined to begin to frame his legacy as having delivered on his promise to improve the lives of ordinary Americans.
"It's very important after seven months of attacks that we begin to frame the issues of the campaign," said a Bush campaign spokesman, Terry Holt.
The Bush administration has noticed the emerging gap and, in speeches and a presidential visit with black ministers this past week, begun to frame the initiative as an antipoverty issue.
Most had barely entered their 20's and were just beginning to frame the dimensions and aspirations of their adult lives.
