Sentence examples for framed so that from inspiring English sources

(The shots of her computer screen are framed so that we never see whether she actually has any Twitter followers).

Then, there's the lengthy smooch that she and Adèle enjoy in the open air, on a bench, framed so that the sun twinkles like a star between their mouths; and their trip to a museum, where we focus exclusively on marble derrières and painted nudes, all female, as though no other art could ever matter.

But the bill is still framed so that a market-oriented regulator (which is what Monitor's personnel are bound to be) will be free to drive competition into the health service "in the patient's interest", as there is no reciprocal requirement to promote collaboration.

The rules of the telecom industry have been framed so that foreign firms have to work with Indian partners.

To capture information on whether students knew that magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and ultrasound were non-ionising procedures, these questions were framed so that they related to specific body organs (see questions 4).

"I was framed so that the band would stop criticizing the president," he said.

PN12 "Because the whole funding for practice nurses has changed that is probably a benefit if you were looking at introducing chlamydia testing because… the practice gets compensated from the government for the hours the nurse works not for who they see in that time frame, so that could actually work to the benefit of nurses doing chlamydia testing".

"Because the whole funding for practice nurses has changed that is probably a benefit if you were looking at introducing chlamydia testing because… the practice gets compensated from the government for the hours the nurse works not for who they see in that time frame, so that could actually work to the benefit of nurses doing chlamydia testing".

"But the law is framed so vaguely that many media organisations will probably give up investigative reporting altogether as it is too dangerous".

It was hard to frame shots so that reflections of the crew in monitors or light spilling through floor grilles were not seen in the final print.

The final confrontation is a freeze frame, so that we never see the bandits' deaths.