Sentence examples for designed to frame from inspiring English sources
Osborne's speech was designed to frame the Tories' two key pre-election messages on the economy.
It is not designed to frame Americans on trumped-up charges.
Big wood walls contain picture windows designed to frame expansive snowfields, but the interior is snug.
Housing was also required by the London Borough of Camden, and this Wilson designed to frame Hawksmoor's St George's, Bloomsbury.
Some of the works in this show are designed to frame the environment, among them "Negative Energy" (2006) by Steven Ceraso of Bay Shore.
That quiet but aggressive gesture -- denying the architecture control of the views it was designed to frame -- pits the house and "Tilted Planes" in an exquisite tension.
It's a real picture frame — one designed to put real pictures in.
Yet, as I waded my way through the full 219-page Ofcom document, designed to help frame future policy, I found optimistic pointers too, especially as I am the parent of a 14-year-old boy.
The loggia was designed to elegantly frame the view as the observer slowly admired the gardens, and was a new design in the 16th century, only recently imported from Italy.
"[The ad campaign] looks designed to re-frame some of the possible stereotypes that people have about Mormons," said A. Larry Ross, a public relations veteran who represents dozens of churches and religious figures, including the Rev. Billy Graham.
The proposed scheme comprises a rate smoothing control mechanism to meet the rate matching with the controlled transmission buffering delay, and an adaptive rate control for the I-frame designed to reduce the frame skipping.
