A narrative can be used to frame a problem, but cannot be used to solve it.
Five years ago I used to frame 30 pictures a week.
Evergreens don't have to be planted just to hide a view; they can be used to frame a carefully selected glimpse of some borrowed scenery.
In most magazines on today's newsstands, words are increasingly beside the point, mere graphic elements that are generally used to frame pictures.
In the end, melodrama may best be served when it is used to frame that uniquely American concept the bio-play.
These may be used to frame words or may be inserted among them; in some cases, they constitute the entire song text.
As Michah Yongo points out, just as the language used in Orwell's 1984 has been used to frame the debate around increasing government surveillance, black science fiction can provide a new language to address the increasingly complicated frameworks of discrimination.
There are pieces of all her lives in Connecticut: one of the raffish metal palm trees that used to frame the underground bar at the Chelsea is in her bedroom.
Instead, having long been the victims of land-grabbing by local politicians wishing to find loopholes in their tribal property rights, they are convinced that Baby has been used to frame them as savages, unable to regulate themselves.
This can then be used to frame a discussion with the bank about the type of facility (for example, short or long, secured or unsecured) and the terms that are most appropriate.
3. Explain to students that they will spend the remainder of the period working in small groups to examine firsthand how "names" or "tags" are used to frame or shape a public debate on a topical issue.
