In Widows we get Davis pulling on a cigarette, framed so closely that you can feel the shuddering intensity of each long draw.
He said, however, that the department's civil rights division had been closely involved in framing the reforms.
Since municipal governments are responsible for local public health, their managers should be closely involved in framing public health problems and finding specific solutions [ 54].
However, ETFs either do not exist for arbitrary frame dimensions or their construction is difficult [6, 10], thus, in many problems, closely related frames are used as substitutes.
Single reeds may hit against a frame (beating reeds), as in a clarinet mouthpiece, or may vibrate freely through a closely fitting frame (free reeds), as in an accordion; the term single reed usually refers to a beating reed.
The attack, in a neighborhood of small, closely packed frame houses that have for more than four decades served as off-campus housing, surprised many students and struck fear in the college community.
The walking motif recurs: Ms. Somogyi steps up closely behind Mr. Hübbe, and they are framed in four corners by Mr. Marcovici, Mr. Ritter, Ms. Rutherford and Ms. Stafford.
The warm, salty juices flowed over your tongue followed closely by an assertively deep prime steak flavor, like a steakhouse steak framed by the irresistible bracing flavor of roasted beef fat.
Gutzman's work on this subject aligns closely with what Scalia saw as the proper role of a Supreme Court Justice, to interpret the Constitution as it was originally understood by those who framed and ratified it.
You draw the first frame, save it, and then draw the next frame trying to closely mimic the previous frame, yet changing it enough so as to create an animation effect.
