Sentence examples for border frames from inspiring English sources
A thin steel border frames the plaster walls, giving them a clean industrial look.
In each case a colorful border frames a grid of 100 10-inch squares, each of which is in turn divided into 100 one-inch squares.
The comparison was based on the similar iconography and dating of the East-derived motifs especially located on the border frames of the illuminated initials of the Graduale de sanctis, a die sancti Andree usque ad diem sancti Clementis (Graduale Inv. 20, dated Venice, 1568) held by the Museo Marciano, Venice, and of the decorated sunk-panel covers.
The colors are ugly and a nauseating neon-yellow border frames the image.
Its Chocolate Chip Cookies Body Wash comes in a a box labeled "Cookbook," with a blue-and-white gingham border framing a snapshot of a little girl standing in front of an old-fashioned kitchen range.
The forewings of both beetle species consist of an integrated border frame structure and a large center part with distributed trabecular supports in the hollow core.
In folio 6, observations with the naked eye of the gold areas indicate different appearances and colours: in the border framing the text, above and in the miniature, the gold looks brighter than in the areas of gold in decorative borders outside of the miniature.
The ensuing dance party eventually gets so out of control that the perpetually warping characters even start dancing on the black border framing the video.
In a speech before a small gathering of supporters back in May 2009, Kentucky Senate candidate Rand Paul elaborated on his proposal to build an underground electronic fence along the U.S.-Mexico border, framing it as a cost effective and even respectful way of stopping the flow of illegal immigrants.
It is often a good idea to use a border frame to make the entire chart neat and well presented.
The simple but elegant set designed by Josh Zangen does it, with four hanging, slatted panels evoking airy Pacific island architecture, and four rattan-like borders framing the stage, one behind the other.
