Sentence examples for framing a lot from inspiring English sources

Framebridge has been disrupting the framing market significantly, making framing a lot cheaper and more accessible than your average retail framing outfit.

I like her growth and fairness framing a lot, because you have to have both.

She framed a lot of ground strokes, another sign of not being in the moment.

That framed a lot of my thinking about the work that I would do in my career, and also how I think about big American issues.

They had framed a lot of the posters on all four edges in silvery duct tape, and that made him easier to spot.

The glittering rock-candy arch that spanned the Dolby stage framed a lot of fierce, uneven change as the night progressed.

Throughout his career Federer has framed a lot of shots – because he hits the ball with such little margin for error – but he has been striking the ball particularly sweetly here.

In addition, Facebook likes to frame a lot of its ad-related changes in terms of how they might help small businesses (and not just giant advertisers), so it's good to be reminded that those businesses really do exist and really are active on the site.

For conservatives, however, the costs-benefits framing mattered a lot.

If the network cannot chop a sport into two-to-five-minute elements framed with a lot of ads, it is not likely to be shown from 7 p.m. to midnight.

The ways these races get framed depends a lot on who the candidates are and what their constraints are — if O'Rourke finds himself in a race against another young white male who is inspiring, these things won't be a strength of his; but if he finds himself running against an older person who isn't inspiring, they could be.