"Our apartment is perfectly all right, not a frame broken," he said.
Parliament responded by declaring "frame breaking" a capital offense, and the machines kept coming.
In the bedroom of her Upper East Side apartment, she said, he slammed her down so hard on the bed that the frame broke, punched her all over her body, and spat in her face.
In the first, a collision with a motorcycle in a race in Montreal, her frame broke and ripped open her knee and she also severely bruised her arm; in late June, having recovered enough to win the British national championship, she aggravated the knee injury.
I used them as protective trim for the LEDs on the back of the mirror - the necessity of this was something I'd only realised as the project was 'nearing' conclusion, when I accidentally caught the LED strip and ripped it from the frame, breaking several delicate solder joints.
Moss, whose pale mien and angular skinny frame broke with the super-charged, Glamazon glow of the supermodel pack that had been reigning the runways, was also labeled with a darker sticker − 'heroin chic'.
The GP11 and heavily revised GP11.1 of 2011 gave way to the GP0 at the end-of-season test, where Ducati rolled out a twin-spar aluminium frame, breaking away from a fiercely upheld belief in a carbon fibre frame after much pressure from Rossi's camp.
The LTR/Gypsy retrotransposon was inserted in the second reverse reading frame, breaking the RepHel helicase ORF.
If working with a standard size frame, you could also save the glass to act as a potential replacement in case the glass from another frame breaks.
When the sunglasses' frames break, officials said, petroleum distillate, in which the glitter floats, leaks out.
It is the second time he has reached the final of the Beijing tournament and his progress rarely looked in doubt after an opening-frame break of 76.
