Sentence examples for manage to frame from inspiring English sources

Many couples manage to frame a special piece of their child's art — say, a detailed survey of pre-modern fairy couture.

How do they manage to frame someone like Elizabeth Warren -- obviously working in the interests of ordinary citizens -- so that she reminds people of the Assistant Principle responsible for enforcing the dress code in High School?

"But if they can manage to frame this election as a referendum on the idea that we are spending too much and we're spending it on people who do not deserve it, then yes, this will be an 'us versus them' campaign.

Anti-abortion advocates have managed to frame the debate in strictly moral terms, basically life versus lifestyle, which can make opposing arguments sound hollow and legalistic.

The mood of the country, especially among the growing middle class, is happier than it was under Mr Moi.Much depends on which side manages to frame the debate.

Over in DC, corporate supervillain Lex Luthor somehow became commander-in-chief in 2000 and managed to frame Bruce Wayne for murder before being booted out of the White House.

Ever the wily politician, Netanyahu has managed to frame his diplomatic policy in a manner that unifies broad swathes of Israel's political spectrum while at the same time, to a certain extent, placating the White House.

We have nearly all had occasion to wonder how civilians who suddenly found their country at war and themselves under attack managed to frame some memory of life as it once was.

This filing against Armstrong does not meet those erudite standards, nor is it likely to weigh in the history of literature, yet it nonetheless manages to frame important questions of modern book buying and reading.

"Especially if the FPÖ manages to frame the next round of the election around a polarising issues – for or against refugees, for example – the establishment parties face an uphill battle," he said.

When they tell us that we shouldn't be who we are, it's like us telling Christians they shouldn't worship on a Sunday".The outcome of Northern Ireland's escalating culture war will depend a lot on how each side manages to frame the issue.