And placed himself - his whole social situation - in context for the first time.
Such a convoluted series of transactions would need to be laid out in context for them to be interpreted in any meaningful way.
I think people have a very different view of more modern work when they have seen it in context, for example, Tracey Emin's work.
The huge sum needed to shift the wooden room apparently comes from planning "an interactive exhibit to set the hut in context for visitors".
Although B offered a food pellet faster than C, the birds were not able to put this information in context for the combination.
I know that's not exactly bargain basement, but to put that in context, for the same night, Jurys Inn, on a busy A-road Islingtonton, cost £139, and the Travelodge in Covent Garden cost £99.
The Times puts Sarah Palin's "rhetorical" book-banning exercise in context: "For years, social conservatives [in Wasilla, Alaska] had pressed the library director to remove books they considered immoral".
If I can put this in context, for the last three years my salary and that of tens of thousands of my colleagues has increased, in turn, by 2%, 0% and 1%.
As their top sports executive explained: "We think it's important that we are able to put [it] in context for the viewer so that it's not just a flash of colour".
Christopher asked me to set the poem in context for his son, Alexander — a lovely presence in that room for weeks on end — and for his wife, Carol Blue — a tigress for his medical cause.
