Sentence examples for framed half of from inspiring English sources

I framed half of the conversations between callers and me -- as a regular guest on one program, and as host of my own show - to explore issues of controversy between liberals and conservatives (political, moral, etc).

At one site, the scaffolding that framed half-built houses was so close to a plot that the poles jutted through the branches of an apple tree.

It is half of a pair of black-framed glasses -- just the left lens and temple piece -- the lens shattered and darkened from gunfire.

A single inch-and-a-half-wide black one with a gilt-framed mother-of-pearl disk ($520) would turn a schoolgirl into a vamp.

They were shown clutching copies of his books and framed photographs of the author, and half-finished glasses of wine and beer.

He stares at the tatty rainbow of VHS cases, the twelve-year-old Banbury half-marathon medal, the framed photo of Timothy at Wicksteed Park, his rare smile making up for the sun flare bleaching the right-hand side of the picture, the dog-eared postcards propped against the wall, the gap where Maria's porcelain chimney sweep used to sit.

In later years, President Roosevelt kept a silver-framed photo of his half-brother in the library at Springwood.

"The first responders were the teachers and the students," he said at his desk, in front of a framed painting of the town flagpole frozen at half-staff.

The framed photographs were of Secretary of State George P. Shultz.

There, Bliss had boxes of framed art, half emerging from bubble wrap: a Crumb, an old framed cover of Mad magazine in triptych ("DO NOT LOOK AT THE BACK COVER OF THIS MAGAZINE," one said), many framed comics by great artists.

Framed pictures of Frank Sinatra and Robert De Niro crowd the walls.