Sentence examples for frame through the from inspiring English sources

Earl Clark ended with 19 points, often seeming to will his willowy frame through the lane.

"There he is," Mr. Henriksen said as Mr. English, in black shorts, pushed his 225-pound frame through the front doors of the gym.

But the moment was fleeting, and by the time Chen had spun her 66-pound frame through the air and slipped into the pool on the final dive of the night, the crowd was on its feet again.

Iran had said it would welcome an invitation, which it had attempted to frame through the prism of a recent rapprochement with the US and EU over its nuclear programme.

But where most serious opposition parties in the democratic world would have won by a landslide, the Tory zombie needed the likes of Nick Clegg and Vince Cable to heave its wheezing frame through the doors of No 10.

But as Mr. Breitbart barreled his husky, 6-foot-1 frame through the halls of the Hilton here for the RightOnline conference, he could barely move 10 feet without being stopped and exalted.

Roughly once a generation, the parties trade control of the frame through which the people view the issues.

Whether we like it or not, this is likely to be the frame through which the election is seen: a de facto second referendum of what is often called the most important political event since the Second World War.

The panoramas are available at $95 canvas, $145 framed, through the Wilkes Gallery in Northport.

The story is entirely framed through the lens of a white investigative journalist played by Josh Hartnett.

THE patients were on the loose again, moving their shrunken frames through the nursing home's shadowy halls, chattering and giggling like children sneaking out of camp.