Sentence examples for from the framing from inspiring English sources

When contacted for this article, many museums said they also accept nonmonetary, or in-kind, support, from the framing of artwork to the organizing of a reception.

Any movie buff watching in 1971 would have grasped, from the framing of the scene, that Nichols had been keeping up with Fellini and Antonioni, perhaps too dutifully so, and, indeed, the cameraman on "Carnal Knowledge" was Giuseppe Rotunno, who had already worked with Fellini on "Satyricon" and elsewhere.

From the framing on shipboard of the Mayflower Compact, to the series of Boston town meetings that culminated in the destruction of British tea in Boston Harbor, to the drafting and signing of the Declaration of Independence, America's earliest leaders demanded the right to play a part in public affairs.

Tilting of the screws connecting the OSB sheathing to the CFS boundary framing members, as well as the separation of sheathing from the framing members were other commonly observed deformation modes.

Who benefits from the framing of the issue and its solutions, and what is discounted?

Feminist theorists argue that gender, class, and race affect all aspects of the research process, from the framing of the research question to the analytical approach [ 20].

A character may suddenly disappear from the frame.

After a flash, Marjorie vanished from the frame.

Confetti sacks hang from the frame and holders for floral tributes line the communal staircases.

Over time, the glue can loosen and the carving will separate from the frame.

The boy on the trampoline jumps so high that his head disappears from the frame.