Sentence examples for time framed from inspiring English sources
In the opening prayer the ballerina evokes a pious bourgeoise of Molière's time framed by four little girls.
But the payroll tax became the wrong battle at the wrong time, framed in the muddiest of terms from Day 1 by Mr. Boehner's chamber.
Rounding a rock face we see it clearly for the first time, framed by a shoreline full of arches and caves.
Mr. Rudd, who signed onto the Kyoto Protocol as his first official act as leader in 2007 and once famously called combating climate change "the greatest moral challenge of our time," framed Tuesday's announcement in terms more economic than environmental.
Clinton, reaching for the high notes, "The Natural" of boomer politicians at an age when he feels the press of time, framed it well: "We believe that we're all in it together is a better philosophy than you're on your own".
Time framed inorganic fertilizer application rates (2009 2013) were also computed from the ratio of distributed fertilizer and cultivated areas (Table 4).
The time frame also matters.
There are three time frames.
