Sentence examples for double frames from inspiring English sources

All windows have double frames separated by rubber and three layers of laminated glass to reduce both vibration and noise from passing trains.

These images sometimes spill over decorative borders that Mr. Wesley paints as frames within the real frames, double frames being an equivalent of air quotes: hand gestures to convey ironic intent.

In this note, we complete the existence spectra of HGDDs with block size four as well as double frames with block size three.

On his desk a double frame with pictures of his wife and kids.

It's in a double frame that my father bought for me.

They are well done, probably painted by J. H. Gillespie around 1838, and show the couple in profile facing each other in an original mahogany-veneered double frame.

The genius lies in the double frame of tubular steel, a system of prefabricated elements assembled like a Meccano set on-site.

Stone sets Bush's upward progress in a double frame: the outer frame is Bush in a baseball cap walking in the empty outfield of the Texas Rangers' ballpark when he owned the club, in the nineteen-nineties.

She sets up a double framing device that conjures, within a moment fifty years ago, another one seventy-five yeago and, and, within that, a wondrous vision of comic and poetic power.

Of course, the most truly original and challenging movies of the Best Picture nine are "The Tree of Life" and "Hugo"; I'd be delighted to see either one win, and happiest with "The Tree of Life," which brings an entirely new dimension (no pun intended) to the cinema, a sort of double frame of memory that renders long-buried memories and fantasies visible.

Its bulbous warhead required it to be fired from a grounded frame, called the M-30 (single frame, four round; later double frame, 8 round), instead of a launch rail mounted on a truck.