Sentence examples for day frame from inspiring English sources
Thick strands of bull kelp, which can grow more than a foot a day, frame the stone walls of towering sea cliffs.
(Are you feeling ill? Do you have six other papers due the same day?) Frame the request so that it seems like giving you an extension would benefit your professor more than it would benefit you—suggest that you'd like more time to go the extra mile to make your work significantly better than it would be if you had to turn it in on time.
Test-retest reliability was evaluated in 200 students within a 14 day frame.
It stayed at the second position in its fourth weekend, grossing $35,814,844 over the four-day Memorial Day frame, dropping only 21% while expanding to 3,876 theaters, averaging $9,240 over four days, and bringing the twenty-five day gross to $333,641,492.
By day, framed in blackened steel, with those arrays of stained and leaded glass, the buildings can appear darkly and solemnly opaque; by night, they glow like lanterns.
His "Study of a River" (1996) meditates on the Hudson, unfolding as a series of muted, beautifully composed shots of the river during different seasons and times of day, framed by trees or viewed from bridges or boats.
The sudden variations observed in certain trajectories at particular day frames can be seen as a mistake in the experimental setup.
The historic day framed a provocative discussion on how media has changing between Saad Khan, seed investor at CMEA Capital Katherine Maher, ICT Program Officer at National Democratic Institute, and Habib Haddad, founder YallaStartup, Yamli, co-creator Alive in Egypt.
As she prepares to take an Alaskan cruise with her best friend, she wrestles with a variety of memories presented in short chapters that alternate with accounts of the present day, framed by a humorous narrator who has the breathless enthusiasm of the old "This Is Your Life" television show.
In a poorly integrated modern-day frame story, Carl Day (Jack Wilson), a television producer, puts the finishing touches on a low-fi Manson documentary much like the one we're watching.
Oliver Hirschbiegel's Princess Diana biopic failed to set the box office alight in its opening weekend, finishing in fifth place for the Friday-Sunday frame.
