Sentence examples for have to frame from inspiring English sources

"We have to frame his statements before he makes them.

This means you will have to frame shots using the LCD or buy an electronic viewfinder.

You just have to frame it correctly, in a way that Wall Street lawyers would approve.

You have to frame your shots using the 3-inch screen.

They have to frame their questions like that so as not to have problems later".

It is noticeable how religious Americans have to frame their issues in non-religious terms.

There's no eyepiece viewfinder, so you have to frame your shots using the 1.5-inch L.C.D. screen.

If the Canon's widescreen filming area were any smaller, you'd have to frame your shots by closing your eyes and imagining them.

They have to frame the trend this way because their whole theory depends on the notion that each generation is distinct, but the shift cuts across age groups.

We sort of see it in terms of prostitution, but they see it as how they have to frame their lives, especially if they have children or elderly parents to care for".

Kingsley's best scene is when he must lean in to Oliver and murmur into his ear, with the grotesque solicitude of a father-figure, that if the boy does not co-operate with the felonious plans in progress, he will have to frame the boy on a trumped-up capital charge.