Just off the main drags are sweet old frame houses, survivors of a more gracious era.
Ray's mode of storytelling is simple, sharp and sweet; each frame is essential.
There's enough for the melody and its accompanying harmony parts, and also for a curious interplay between grandeur (often pushed, chromatically, toward joy by James Jamerson, the bassist for the Funk Brothers, Motown's legendary backing band) and a sweet sadness, framed cursively by strings or a chorus of flutes.
With the help of some of the older villagers Mrs Page learned the techniques of making trugs, which have a sweet chestnut frame and willow boards.
Each fat cell is essentially a bouncing balloon filled with those greasy lipids we call triglycerides, three fatty acid chains of mostly carbons and hydrogens arrayed in high-energy configurations that explain why, gram for gram, dietary fat has more than twice the calories of meat or starch; and every fatty acid trio is tacked to a sugar-sweet glycerol frame.
Reading the Beverly Hills Courier puts me in a sweet, olden-days frame of mind.
Book two, Revenge is Sweet, finds Dermot framed for incidents involving poo, goths and an ex-forces PE teacher with hooks for hands.
Here's a pretty sweet looking new frame from HP.
And last week, when my preschooler had a bad day, it allowed me to comfort him by taking his sweet, 37-pound frame into my arms and carrying him for a few minutes.
On the second-floor landing keep an eye out for a large panel torn from the top of a mirror frame; its sweet, round-cheeked relief of the face of the goddess Flora crowned with flowers is one of the most exquisite things here.
