Sentence examples for through the frame of from inspiring English sources
They crawled through the frame of what used to be Madden's house, as an older neighbor, Dan Moran, watched.
117th over: England 469-6 (Flintoff 124, Giles 23) Giles sweeps Banks through the frame of Lara and for four.
Although most Victorian contests are being viewed through the frame of the Country Fire Association dispute, this suburban seat does not have a high number of CFA volunteers.
Slicing diagonally through the frame of a video projected behind Mr. Blaine's shoulder were underwater images of the huge, livid and often misunderstood creatures.
The right edge of the composition cuts right down through a tree, as if Wilson had been selecting the landscape through the frame of a camera.
Coogler, whose Sundance-winning drama Fruitvale Station was based on the shooting of a young black man by a white cop – and also starred Jordan – has reinvigorated the franchise through the frame of race.
We were mayflies, flashing through the frames of strangers.
"The Creation of America" extends the trilogy through the framing of the Constitution in 1787, and it presents the American Revolution as fundamentally a war for imperial succession.
Scenes which might on screen, through the framing of the shot, or the performance of the actors, be imbued with meaning, but here are left as abstract, hectoring stage directions: "it is wonderfully poignant to see this tiny girl playing virtual tennis with such unusual determination".
Fifteen out of seventeen observers' first percept with the walker was of CCW rotation; that is, of the walker facing directly away on initial appearance, and the body axis gradually rotating around to face the observer over the subsequent frames (see Figure 1B, lower sequence; slowly cycle through the frames of Movie S1).
To understand how the issue of intentional self-poisoning came to be identified as a problem for agricultural policymakers, it is useful to consider social construction of policy (Colebatch 2002) through the framing of policy dialogues (Rein and Schön 1996).
