In the frame of a pastoral, this military reminiscence is already seemingly out of place, and in fact there's a specific memory that Vaughan Williams is invoking.
Everyone was surprised, and in the frame of a darkened door, one robber raised a pistol and fired, striking an officer in the face, the police said.
In one case, the smugglers hid 21,000 Ecstasy tablets in the frame of a print of Rembrandt's "Night Watch," which were seized by the authorities in August, officials said.
"We've put this in the frame of a forest fire or a natural disaster," said Roger Scott, a spokesman for the National Park Service, an agency that contributed to the 141-member force last weekend.
It is the child, equal parts self‑conscious and attention-seeking, rattling around in the frame of a heavyweight politician, that makes Speaking Out more intriguing than many political memoirs.
Such behavior is explained in the frame of a simple averaging model.
That or a plane just so happened to get in the frame of a 500mm telephoto lens.
The polydispersity of the generated polymeric species was taken into account in the frame of a conventional Flory-Huggins equation.
The occurrence of new medical metaphors and their usefulness in the frame of a Biology course are demonstrated.
The work is in the frame of a research project on modular assembly systems for innovative production systems.
In this matrix, the main challenges and issues projected for 2030 were sought, in the frame of a baseline scenario.
