To this day you still see those distinctive golden Benson and Hedges World Series Cup team posters framed on the wall of dodgy pubs and immediately feel at home.
Warten Auf Godot incorporates the full text – to be performed in German – but framed as a play within a play.
Moving away from an organisational culture framed by fear of failure to one founded on recognition for contribution and performance will be a stronger attraction for potential female leaders.
The prime minister has framed superannuation policy as a clear point of difference between the Coalition and Labor in the lead-up to the next election, with the opposition proposing to scale back generous tax concessions for high income earners.
The pleas for him to stand down, including by Fifa's head of reform, Domenico Scala, and Blatter's daughter Corinne, are said to have been framed to appeal to the 79-year-old's health and to some extent his vanity: that it was the only way he could still have some legacy recognised.
I am often asked, the question framed in terms of nation or ethnicity.
They framed a narrative in which for Gore to reach the White House he would have to "overturn" the result – even though the result was uncertain.
Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the constitution is currently being framed as a white versus black issue, where black people wish to be recognised and white people need convincing.
Wooden gates and archways framed major streets and denoted neighbourhoods in which locals traversed bustling lanes of commerce, visiting one of the countless temples that dotted the city.
Her proposal for the Al-Wakrah World Cup stadium erupts from the Qatari desert in a great vulvic bulge, its roof framed by dynamic labial sweeps, in a magnificent demonstration that the vagina can be an equally noble form for a building – and ushering in 2014 as the year of the yonic.
The inconsistencies are almost certainly no accident Cleverer people than me have framed the background to Google's behaviour already, but it's worth stating again that all of the obvious idiocy in the implementation suggests at the least that Google is far from whole-heartedly embracing the ECJ ruling.
