He was healthy and in a "remarkable frame of mind," the British foreign secretary, David Miliband, said at a news conference in London.
In the most remarkable frame of the session, O'Sullivan, 12-8 up, somehow missed a simple red when poised to win the match and a determined Murphy duly capitalised.
Though his graying head reveals his age, he's kept his 5-foot-5-inch frame in remarkable shape, climbing rocks and fishing like a madman.
Restricted to bass and drums, O'Malley and Ambarchi do a remarkable job of framing the man they refer to as "the maestro".
Over his 30-year career, the performer John Kelly has used his lean frame and remarkable falsetto-to-baritone voice to conjure a panoply of classical and pop personas, including the Mona Lisa, Caravaggio, Egon Schiele and, most famously, Joni Mitchell.
The living room has one wall filled from top to bottom with art books, wood floors that have been stained black and a corner with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame this remarkable view.
A tiny, tireless woman reinforced by tragedy, she epitomizes the persuasive power of oral history, and the film uses her to frame a remarkable collection of declassified films and photographs.
There are many striking things about Billy Vunipola - his near 20-stone frame, his remarkable journey from a small Tongan village to the England team via some very steep hills in south Wales, the fact that, at just 20, he plays with the buccaneering style and menace of a man with many times his top-flight experience.
Like short stories, some of these films frame a remarkable slice of drama within a very brief screening time.
Conrad has a remarkable ability to concisely frame a sentence, (that in itself can be profound), but when you combine Conrad's mastery of grammar with his themes, ideas and landscapes, his little novel is thick with "close writing".
The French wars that frame Jenny Uglow's remarkable book make the most testing of subjects.
