Sentence examples for television frame from inspiring English sources

That includes Brian Sidney Bembridge's big-boy playroom of a set, Christine Pascual's lurid costumes, Jesse Klug's lighting, Mikhail Fiksel's sound design and Peter Nigrini's videos, which remind us of the mystical transformative powers of a television frame.

Mrs. Murdoch, who is Mr. Murdoch's third wife, had sat behind her husband loyally throughout the more than two hours of tense questioning, her long black hair and bright pink jacket caught in the television frame.

Like the rest of us, Cutler could learn only so much from watching the Saints' loss to the Packers, because defenders could be seen only on the edges of the television frame.

Photo: AP television frame vis Climate Progress.

By placing her in the same television frame with the anchors, McCain's strategists were also hoping to erase the novelty of her nomination, to shove her through that first hoop of popular acceptance beyond which she so desperately needed to pass.

But television framed the spectacle of his fast as if a multitude had thronged.

Television frames at the gallery (framefinders.com) start at $3,000, said Edward C. Balfour, a co-owner.

If you were to freeze random television frames from Bill Clinton's State of the Union address, you might get a dignified presidential portrait.

Many loudspeakers in newer flat television systems are mounted on the bottom of the television, with their diaphragms facing downward, so as to be hidden inside the TV frame.

Why do television folk frame pitches like: "Imagine 'Mad Men'; now put it on a plane"?

A film or television series frame is full of all manner of space, objects, light and shadows, special effects, actors and props: Mis-en-scène, in the language of cinema.