What could be more Anglo-chauvinist than a prime minister who constantly frames his vision of euro membership and European integration in terms of Britain's "winning the argument"?Come to think of it, it is more sad than funny.
Many people walk around with a mental "shotlist" in their heads, constantly framing scenes in their minds that would make a great photo.
Through their work, Sanad Abu Latifa, 22, Abdel Karim Hana, 23, Mahmoud Khattab, 26, and Mariam Abu Daqqa, 26, all show that while Gaza's 2 million residents face many challenges, their day-to-day life isn't constantly framed by conflict.
It was a camera dock of sorts, but with a fun twist: it'd automatically follow your movements, keeping you constantly in frame while shooting video.
But he is undoubtedly right that we constantly avoid framing geopolitical events in a way that acknowledges climatic influences.
Cartoonish and careering, it constantly bursts its frame with extended dance sequences and scripted meta-theatrics.
With "his small, birdlike frame constantly aflutter and his irreverent sense of humor," in Lopez's description, van Meegeren beguiled the town.
Her lawyer, Howard Stern, was so constantly in the frame that in 2006 she married him, on the catamaran Margaritaville off the Bahamas, before tumbling fetchingly in her white veil into the surf.Americans watched and enjoyed it all; and were also aware, like gawkers driving past the scene of an accident, that they might at any moment witness something awful.
Thanks to the bizarreness of special relativity, the magnet also possesses an odd "hidden angular momentum" that in the moving frame constantly increases.
