Sentence examples for said framing from inspiring English sources
"She also had a relationship with him," Mr. Cerullo said, framing the word "relationship" in air quotes with his fingers.
"That's not just invading space," Ms. Costello said, framing her arguments carefully, as if for a judge.
"It was about as big as a book, about this big," she said, framing the air with her hands.
"With a face like this, I guess I would have figured it out eventually," she said, framing her pale-skinned, blue-eyed countenance with her fingers.
It is the theory of the political, economic and social equality of the sexes," the British actress said, framing gender equality as a human right.
"If we're for families with a mother and father around, we need to be for fixing the criminal justice system," he said, framing reform as an economic issue of interest to all Republicans.
What she said framed the match, the day, the mood.
Gene Stefanyshyn, a vehicle line executive, said frame construction could cut the "cycle time" between redesigns.
Mr. Beck said "frame," for "inning," "netminder" for "goalie" and "Big Blue" for "Giants".
"They spent three weeks keeping me alive basically," he said, frame hunched into the now oversized shoulders of a black overcoat.
Story also said: Frame constitutions of government with what wisdom and foresight we may, they must be imperfect, and leave something to discretion, and much to public virtue.
