Sentence examples for frame giving from inspiring English sources

As I braved the biting wind, a lone passenger ferry positioned itself perfectly between the metallic frame, giving me a split-second snapshot of land, sea and transport in one unique tableau.

The speedy trial requires the government to collapse its preparations into a short time frame, giving prosecutors less time to prepare witnesses, gather additional evidence and practice opening statements.

He maintained that he and Coppola had agreed that it should be a tableau movie, with the actors moving in and out of frame, giving it the feel of a 40s picture.

The quickness and silence with which this happens — the pink Planned Parenthood frame giving way to the post-Paris blue, white, and red of the Tricolore, followed by tributes to San Bernardino — make one wonder: What, and, crucially, whom, was the gesture ever for?

But instead of the usual time frame — giving parties 21 days to submit an appeal and deciding cases within four months — arbitrators on the Beijing panel must hear a case in a few hours and issue a decision within a day.

(Originally, many of Méliès's prints were painstakingly hand-coloured, object by object and frame by frame, giving the films a shimmering, stained-glass quality – Scorsese has compared them to illuminated manuscripts. Hugo's centrepiece is a colour print of A Trip to the Moon).

The time frame gives him little chance to be ready for the playoffs.

A lower frame gives confidence to young riders, while the lighter frame makes it easier to pick up and control.

Structural advances continued through the '30s as the conventional ladder frame gave way to unitized construction of the body shell.

Inside, the floor is constructed so that the boards creak and the simple wooden frame gives rhythm to the space.

In the weeks after, her atrophied frame gave way under the weight of the mewling, wriggling newborns and their paraphernalia.