The spring was back in O'Sullivan's step on the re-start as he rallied to 16-10 by securing two lightning quick frames, but Dott remained in firm control.
This context is set up through a quick framing scene, in which a contemporary Irish teacher, waiting to protest a star Nigerian pupil's deportation to Lagos, starts to tell Douglass' story to a bystanding worker.
GOP leaders were quick to frame the new sanctions as too little, too late.
Quick Care Frame Repair, the company that he and an optician named John Bonizio founded in 1998, is known from Maine to Maryland for the very specialized, very old-fashioned service it offers: fixing and customizing frames few others will tackle.
That it then took seven long years for Quick to frame a coherent sequence of events only confirmed the couple's suspicions: "For every sober person in this country, it must have been obvious that this guy was not trustworthy".
More telling is the fact that both characters are instinctive paranoiacs, and that Aronofsky seems so quick to frame his heroines purely, and perturbingly, in terms of their hysteria.
"It's apparent that Eliot Spitzer is trying to re-enter New York politics the way he left — with lies, deceit, maybe even fraud and illegal activity," Mr. Murray said on Tuesday, adding, "These signatures were gathered with such a quick time frame that you don't know what was done".
Some pundits have been quick to frame these developments in fall-from-grace terms.
All but one were quick to frame the group as an imminent threat to the United States and one that must be snuffed out immediately.
Detailing a few summative days in the lives of two lightbulb factory workers, Luminaris is a masterpiece in both its lighthearted depiction of the monotonies of assembly-line work and its quick-draw frame-by-frame storytelling.
