The film is cinematically powerful, with shot after shot framed by an artist's eye.
The restaurant's focal point is its open kitchen framed by an eye-catching copper wall.
In front was the clearest water, framed by an elegant peninsula, and a perfect little hidden beach.
Rescorla, he continued: "It's two fantastic love stories, framed by an atrocity we can't possibly get our heads around, but that's not its driving force.
Muhammad, who had a reputation for fairness, was entrusted with repositioning a stone on the southeastern corner, where it remains, framed by an oval silver ring.
The main interior space, framed by an elaborate decorative archway, functions as a large living and sleeping area, with a simply furnished master bedroom.
In "Olden New Golden Blue," the tension between tradition and innovation is framed by an outsider, the Toronto-based choreographer Peter Chin.
Evenly spaced along the top of the façade are four identical twenty-foot gray busts of Saddam, staring straight ahead, his eyes framed by an imperial helmet.
Because Jackson's portrait will no longer be framed by an oval, his coat will run almost all the way to the bottom of the bill, like a cape.
Not only is he not a supervillain, he's been framed by an actual supervillain (James Frain, sporting creepy reptilian contact lenses).
Still, sitting in the windowless and pungent wrestling room here in late July, his smile framed by an ever-present goatee trimmed just so, Cormier looks remarkably happy.
