Sentence examples for framers's from inspiring English sources

By the following year he even altered his position on the framers's intentions: they meant the U.S. Constitution to be an anti-slavery document.

Phrases and clauses have been expanded far beyond the original framer's intent, but that's OK because that is the system they initially set up.

That's not what the framer's of our Constitution envisioned.

The 16-century map of Paris that he bought her for her birthday was still at the framer's.

The new shop is run by the framer's wife, Susan Heeley, an interior designer, who decided to try her hand at selling furniture and home accessories.

While one sculptor is executing a framer's body in plastic foam, another is rendering the head in clay or plaster.

Using a snap-line and a framer's square and a good set of kneepads, I marked a line across the threshold and a perpendicular line from the center of the threshold to the opposite wall.

Clinton's farewell had none of G.W.'s first-draft bitterness, though the 42nd president surely felt that there were some vituperative right-wing columnists out, in the framer's phrase, "to wound my reputation and feelings".

Marian MacKinney, the owner of Portraits Inc. in Manhattan, said she recently left a telephone message reminding Mr. McGreevey that the painting was at the framer's shop, awaiting a delivery date.

The framer's dream of escaping monarchy is being eclipsed by the wealthiest 1% and their insatiable assault on anything the government provides to the public.

If she does not receive a full Senate vote, Democrats must implement the Constitutional Option to return to the Framer's design of a simple majority confirmation vote.