Sentence examples for that will frame from inspiring English sources

All these horizontal government office buildings will be replaced with towers that will frame the cathedral.

Congress will soon be casting decisive votes on the president's program, votes that will frame the 2004 election.

There are other possibilities, but those are the two that will frame the Cavaliers' season, and their one-year experiment with O'Neal and James.

Wanted: Roman rooftops, terraces or other elevated perches that will frame St. Peter's perfectly in the backdrop, with its dome just over Peter Jennings's or Dan Rather's shoulder.

Now both sides of the front entrance are planted with long-lasting, flowering plants that will frame the garden for years to come.

The Battery labyrinth is a work in progress and will eventually include elements, like wrought-iron arches and curved benches, that will frame it and bring it into focus, said Warrie Price, president of the Battery Conservancy.

It is paramount, therefore, that when encouraging students to empathise that we accept that they will frame the experiences of others within their own experiences of the world.

With that threat in mind, the expectation is that Osborne will frame the autumn statement as a test of political steel in tough times.

The outcome in these three states will provide lessons that will help frame the debate for the remaining six months of the midterm election season, with Democrats fighting to hold their control of the House and Senate.

As chairman of the House Budget Committee, Mr. Ryan has emerged as one of the president's most visible Republican rivals in a budget fight that will help frame the nation's politics for the next year and beyond.

Reminding us of that, inviting and challenging us to live up to the task of speaking and thinking in complex ways -- that is the domestic work Trethewey enacts in her poetry, work that will strikingly frame her stint as Poet Laureate.