"get in the frame" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to be included or involved in a situation or group. Example: "The new employee was eager to get in the frame and contribute to the company's success."
On a day of miracle catches, this one did not get in the frame.
So I turned up the air-conditioning and played Christmas music to try to get in the frame of mind.
That or a plane just so happened to get in the frame of a 500mm telephoto lens.
Listen, I'm no fan of dogs they are bristling clumps of muscle, forever yapping on the edge of hyperactivity, always capable of jumping to my exact crotch height from a standing start and biting me on the dick but I really can't get in the frame of mind where I would think, Yes, I should behead that.
Listen, I'm no fan of dogs - they are bristling clumps of muscle, forever yapping on the edge of hyperactivity, capable always of jumping to my exact crotch height from a standing start and biting me directly on the dick - but I really can't get in the frame of mind where I would think, 'Yes, I would behead that.'.
The sun's still shining in … Palermo, Italy 33C Corfu, Greece 30C Bodrum, Turkey 29C Bucharest, Romania 29C Vienna, Austria 27C Annoyed by other tourists ruining your travel photos by getting in the frame?
But sometimes you need to get in the right frame of mind".
(The clever, earthbound oldsters are a connoisseur's delight if you get in the right frame of mind, Andre Miller being the most enjoyable).
He needs to be there early, McEwing said, to get in the proper frame of mind, to eliminate distractions and the relax and concentrate on work.
Before Mr. Moorhead's discussion, attendees can get in the right frame of mind with a guided tour of the host site, the Oak Forest Neighborhood Library, which recently received an award-winning midcentury makeover.
Get in the right frame of mind.
