Sentence examples for that was framed from inspiring English sources
California is governed under a constitution that was framed in 1878 79, a period of rampant graft.
"I saw a Solyndra poster that was framed for $400 and a Samsung 55-inch TV go for around $1,000.
One might wonder how a system of government that was framed in pre-industrial times could possibly be suitable at the start of the 21st century.
When Mr. Wright asked his executives to consider how the series "impacts mainstream entertainment," he raised a better question, though one that was framed too narrowly.
Against the wishes of his economic team and top Congressional Democrats, Mr. Clinton in late 1995 was considering vetoing new legislation that was framed as a way to halt frivolous lawsuits against the securities industry.
Jenkins wore dark aviators to the parade that covered his brown eyes, an Eagles beanie that concealed his thick eyebrows and a smile that was framed by a thick beard with a few gray strands.
I like expression that's framed in restraint, that gives a certain dignity to it.
As a playwright, I look to tell stories that are framed against great political rupture.
It has 115 seats on two levels that are framed by shimmering curtains on soaring windows.
A pole dancer performs in slow motion, on three screens that are framed inside gothic windows.
"I was interested in writing a three-hour play that's framed by movies".
