Sentence examples for framing means from inspiring English sources

Framing means that how you say things matters.

He framed me!" I didn't know what "framed" meant, but it seemed like the right thing to say.

Apple's iOS 7 makes full advantage of the small screen, though, while the slim, lightweight frame means the iPhone isn't a bulging behemoth in your pocket.

And the compressed time frame means there is less of the acute observation that distinguished "The Boy Who Plays" and more scenes of the family members, now practiced performers, talking to the camera.

And, because frame structures require ironworkers to weld or rivet the beams to the supporting columns on site, which is both expensive and dangerous, reducing the extent of the frame means that more of the structure can be fabricated off site, making the building safer and more cost-effective to erect.

This widening of the frame means there are many more columns of macro-blocks that must be processed during VBSME.

So you've just picked up a Flip, Playsport, or what have you, but its light frame means your videos are shaky — your pans wobbly.

Its narrow (only 35cm wide) trike frame means extra stability for the load in the back while still providing bike-like handling.

The position of realignment sites within the tidal frame means that they will almost invariably form saltmarsh in estuaries with high levels of suspended sediment.

In EEUC, one round includes five TDMA frames, and one TDMA frame means one sampling period, and one round means one clustering.

Hawkins led 7-3 and 8-4 but Junhui's run of 72 in the final frame means the twice UK champion faces only a two-frame deficit when play resumes on Wednesday.