Sentence examples for frank standing from inspiring English sources

"Aw, come on." "I mean, correct me if I'm wrong, but while we've been here saving lives, you've been at home putting shit up your nose... .. Cut back to Frank, standing over his patient as Larry searches for assistance.

Parker: And finally, in Episode Four, we find Zoe Barnes and Frank Underwood where we knew they were headed all along: With Frank standing in Zoe's rag-tag apartment, surveying her in a little black dress amid the dark, dank mess ("Do your parents know you live like this?" he asks), about to embark on what we imagine will ultimately be a mutually-destructive affair.

Juxtapose that with the scene of Frank standing on the train smoking and breathing in the fresh air and the suburbs fly by.

Asked if she was hopeful that the US might publicly denounce Xi's crackdown, Sophie Richardson, the China director of Human Rights Watch, said: "I don't see a good reason what they can't … It's a question of whether they really believe that this is an important issue and are wiling to put it out in a very frank and public way while standing in China".

The scene shifts to images of Mr. Franks with groups of citizens, and then to a photo of Mr. Franks holding his infant daughter while standing next to President Bush.

Imagine my surprise when two senior executives of a large public company had a frank talk about their board meetings while standing over my son and me as we were pond dipping.

As a Cancer, you tend to be blunt and hate small talk, so you'll absolutely love the show's frank ways of discussing race, relationships, and the importance of standing up for what you believe in.

The dog was standing stock-still in the doorway, facing us, an uncooked frank sited so perfectly in his mouth that it stuck out evenly on both sides.

Standing amid the Schundler supporters was Aaron Keigher, 22, a Franks campaign volunteer carrying anti-Schundler placards, one of which was torn up by the angry crowd.

Leonard Cohen: Live Songs (1973) and New Skin for the Old Ceremony (1974), which included "Chelsea Hotel No. 2," a frank recollection of a brief sexual encounter with Janis Joplin, further deepened Cohen's standing as a songwriter of exceptional emotional power.

Standing beside Mr. Clinton following their meeting, Mr. Schroder told reporters that the American president presented his views on his administration's position "in a very frank way".