Sentence examples for frames the action from inspiring English sources

Newsreel footage frames the action well.

Jon Bausor's coral and rose design frames the action in a giant porthole, backed by a billowing blue sea.

Richard Bremmer, who frames the action as a latter-day Zeus peddling his own myth, has a nice, battered cynicism.

You won't be able to make out from 'Man', played with dreadful plausibility by Ben Chaplin, who frames the action, introducing each scene.

The Maryinsky has re-created Leonid Baratov's 1960 staging of the Shostakovich version — a picturesque, storybook production that neatly frames the action.

This on-screen text literally frames the action, and although the game could exist without it, the information is semi-useful in the course of play.

For these soliloquies Mr. Holten freeze-frames the action onstage as a singer walks among the statuelike company.

"I also envisaged having the musicians framing the action in place of any substantial scenery.

The revolving backup threesome served to enhance and frame the action; think of the peanut gallery, not a Greek chorus.

Findlay, however, circumvents these issues by framing the action with a form of naturalism so intense it becomes almost unnatural.

Rigging and ratlines stretch into the void above, framing the action and separating the vessel from the darker reaches of the dangerous shore.