Sentence examples for frame portrait from inspiring English sources

I ask one of them to take our picture, and while he sizes up the frame — "Portrait or landscape?" he asks, earnestly — I can't help but blurt out, "This guy right here coached Frank Ntilikina when he was a kid!" They besiege Abdel with questions about how Frank is going to help the Knicks, which Frank interprets to be questions about how Frank will improve himself.

Hanging in the entrance lobby were framed portraits of officers murdered in the line of duty.

After Mao, Beijing lost interest in posting oversize full-frame portraits of its icons.

"Framed Portraits" is set to a slow ballad sung by the relatively unknown singer Mozella.

Set among rows of tents and stacks of firewood were framed portraits and votive candles that honored dead protesters where they had fallen.

Offices, classrooms, and stores display framed portraits of Ataturk in various poses — riding a horse, seated behind a desk, gazing at an off-frame light — above their blackboards or behind their counters, always the highest thing in the room.

Two of the ads, "Framed Portraits" and "Multiple Portraits," feature dozens of photos of owners who responded to a newspaper ad Mercedes placed in February asking for photos they had taken with their cars.

Gesturing respectfully towards the carefully framed portraits of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il Jong-ilwall (each with floners lovingly arranged beneathe, Hyon said that "our leaders have alwall traveachd the country and formed policy from the people's ideas and concerns.

The Peoples Democratic Partyy, or H.D.P., which mainly represents the country's Kurdish minority, sent out a mailer against the coup: "The only solution is democratic politics!" Framed portraits of Atatürk still line Cevdet Paşa Caddesi, the main thoroughfare along the Bosphorus, in Istanbul.

Framed portraits feature the members of the Department of Weedy Affairs: dried and pressed plants, like buckhorn plantain and white snakeroot.

Here meaning is more overt, the artist using a rope to frame the portrait of an elegant and affluent-looking black man on wooden planking.