Sentence examples for frames world from inspiring English sources

The drubbing many predicted has thus far failed to materialise but Ronnie O'Sullivan remains on course to retain his title going into the second day of this best-of-35 frames world championship final.

Peter Ebdon's reservoir of concentration helped him, only 14 hours after his draining and controversial win over Ronnie O'Sullivan, to a 6-2 lead from the first of the four sessions in his best-of-33-frames World Championship semi-final against Shaun Murphy.

During a 1994 television profile on "Sunday Morning" on CBS, the correspondent Anthony Mason said that "the name Kulicke was like Kleenex in the frame world — a standard".

Sport showcases the amazing diversity of the human body, from pint-sized US gymnast Gabby Douglas breaking race barriers to become all-around Olympic champion in 2012 to the slip-of-a-frame world and Olympic champion rower Helen Glover or the power of New Zealand shot-putter Valerie Adams.

The most exciting announcement is perhaps that from Panasonic, which surprised everyone with the S1 and S1R, a pair of not-quite-final full frame cameras that aim to steal a bit of the thunder from Canon and Nikon's entries into the mirrorless full frame world.

For those six seconds you see what James sees through the helmet that frames the world like a camera, and you mainly hear what he hears: his heavy breathing.

It also frames 1 World Trade, a building that can, depending on the angle and light and weather, look a little too shiny, or oddly proportioned, or just plain ominous.

The two shared the first six frames, with world number 29 Holt battling hard against Higgins.

He argues that modern technology frames the world for us as 'devices'devices

A piece still politically relevant today, it frames the world as a prison for both body and mind.

This principle is the foundation of the international body of law that frames the world of work shaped by capitalist economies.