Sentence examples for market frame from inspiring English sources

On a carved mantelpiece, fresh flowers from the Fairway Market frame a photograph of a naked woman's posterior by Mfon Essien, a friend, who recently died of cancer.

Up a flight to the kitchen: bistro chairs with red-accented woven backs and an oak armchair from a Paris flea market frame the table; Belgian linen-covered easy chairs flank the window at the far side of the room.

Results show how a strong internal market frame acted as a primary driving force in the Commission to promote the GO trading instrument.

While cabbies took to our streets to complain about the new entrant to the market (framed, appropriately, by "cash only" signs in their cabs), their former passengers logged on and downloaded.

"It's a good marketing frame for presenters that makes it easier to explain the individual events".

I've spent most of today playing with my PS VR review unit and while I can't give away any impressions of my experiences with the headset until my full review is out, I will say that based on how Sony has sought to market and frame this device it's clear that they're playing a different game than Oculus and HTC.

Framebridge has been disrupting the framing market significantly, making framing a lot cheaper and more accessible than your average retail framing outfit.

What it was, in fact, was a clever piece of marketing to frame a central issue of Lean In: the stigmatisation and trivialisation of female leadership.

Most of the key authors include market formation, framing and creation of strategic awareness of new technologies and mobilisation in their discussion of the key innovation system functions (Edquist 2005; Hekkert et al 2007; Hekkert and Negro 2009; Bergek et al 2008; Jacobsson and Bergek 2004; Rickne 2000).

Helene Beltracchi scoured flea markets for frames fitting the period of her husband's forgeries: the couple took apart the frames and collected the dust inside to use on the finished work.

The rest of us are induced to regard it as necessary and desirable through a system of marketing and framing so intensive and all-pervasive that it amounts to brainwashing.