Sentence examples for frame the program from inspiring English sources

The New York premiere of David Crumb's "Vestiges of a Distant Time" and Mendelssohn's "Italian" Symphony frame the program.

A pair of concert suites frame the program, which opens with selections from Leonard Bernstein's opera, "A Quiet Place" and ends with "Street Scenes," a suite from "Street Scene," Kurt Weill's collaboration with Langston Hughes.

Early Piano Quartets by Strauss and Mahler frame the program; between them, Susanne Mentzer, mezzo-soprano, will sing selections from Mahler's "Knaben Wunderhorn" and "Rückert" Lieder, accompanied by Craig Rutenberg.

Homeland Security Department officials frame the program as part of the administration's efforts to make good use of enforcement resources by focusing on deporting convicted criminals while avoiding noncriminals with strong family ties in the United States, particularly students.

Depending on the location and number of faces in frame, the program will emit a command to move the camera left or right, and up or down if necessary.

Along with providing core courses that introduce students to major literary phenomena in a comparative frame, the program of study accommodates the interests of students in areas such as specific regions, historical periods, and interdisciplinary connections between literature and other fields such as philosophy, music, the visual arts, gender and queer theory, and race and ethnicity.

Frame-by-frame, the program identifies minute changes in color and then amplifies them up to 100 times, turning, say, a subtle shift toward pink to a bright crimson.

Ms. Minck's films, variations on a single idea, framed the program.

The orchestra made its strongest case in the Respighi and Tchaikovsky works that framed the program.

Roughly every fifteen frames, the program checks collisions between the spaceship and the walls / monsters.

And the group framed the program with a pair of diverting Albinoni Sonatas (Op. 2, Nos. 2 and 5).