Sentence examples for intends to frame from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ima intends to frame his first rendering of the Treats Truck and put it on her wall.

He intends to frame his presidential candidacy around his economic record in Texas, even while positioning himself as a leading voice among evangelical Christians.

Will you stand up for Britain's interests or will you just be bullied by Boris?" Her argument shows that Labour intends to frame the debate over Heathrow as a matter of national interest.

That shot is famous, but it's no richer than the single set-up in a cramped motel suite that proves how Hank Quinlan (Welles himself) plants dynamite on the man he intends to frame.

That shot is famous, but it's no richer than the single setup in a cramped motel suite that proves how Hank Quinlan (Welles himself) plants dynamite on the man he intends to frame.

In fact, President Obama intends to frame the entire presidential campaign as a choice between a society where we look out for each other -- and have each other's back -- or a society of dog-eat-dog selfishness where only the strongest can be successful, where the big corporations can exploit everyday Americans, and most people are left on their own to fend for themselves.

The murders were intended to frame the Black Panthers and kick off a cycle of race violence.

Then she bought an autographed picture for $35 that she intended to frame for someone named Pete.

High inflation and shortages are the result of an overbearing state that is intended to frame the socialist economy.

The slogan "was intended to frame the argument along the character fault line, and this is where we can and must win this fight," the memo said.

The warring views on cloning were intended to frame the debate as the Senate prepares to vote in coming weeks on what sort of ban to impose on the cloning of human embryos.