Sentence examples for opening framing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at the very beginning of the episode, the stroll through Tally's book party by Hannah, Shoshanna, and Jessa with Hannah in the lead, chatting away as if to the crowd, while her two friends trail her, likely out of earshot has a conspicuous awkwardness that suggests a straining for a style (it's all one shot that follows from the opening framing of the book cover).

Access to the pedestal, which had been through a nondescript entrance built in the 1960s, was renovated to create a wide opening framed by a set of monumental bronze doors with designs symbolic of the renovation.

His houses have no conventional windows, to take one example, only glass-free openings framing verdant views.

Posteriorly the ducts are straight and grouped into two bundles; anteriorly they ramify into a fan of duct openings framing the anterior edge (Figs.  1a,  3b,  c, e).

But it meets the street with a lifeless limestone skin, openings framed with fins that absorb the different rhythms of the neighbouring elevations.

("The Great Debaters," a drama that Washington directed and co-starred in, opened in just 1,171 theaters in 2007; it grossed $6 million during its opening frame).

Ferrer hit only three winners in the opening frame, committing 14 unforced errors.

The JK Rowling-scripted film grossed £8.89m at the weekend, a decline of 42% on the opening frame.

American Sniper saw its venue count increase from 401 for its opening frame to 457.

But she hit her first ace of the match on her second set point to seal the opening frame 6-3.

Allen, who knocked out defending champion Shaun Murphy in round one, began brilliantly with a century in the opening frame.