Sentence examples for which are framed from inspiring English sources

The two juxtaposed short pipes have rectangular notches on the outside beneath the caps, which are framed in silver.

In an interview in the catalog, Mr. Serra refers to these works, which are framed but not under glass, as "revenge" drawings.

Smith, chairman and chief executive of American giant Intuit, used to teach karate and likes to write poems, three of which are framed in his Californian home.

The mural starts outside double doors, which are framed with a painting of the Battery Park tunnel because, as the student tour guides explained, that was where many firefighters left their vehicles to race to the World Trade Center.

In the living room, metal lanterns from Anthropologie, an unexpected touch of high-fashion décor, dangle on either side of the great windows, which are framed by palm trees and edged with pots of geraniums, rosemary, aloe and papyrus plants.

"O Jerusalem" is also the title of a play within the play -- described as "a long, rambling and tormented piece" -- fragments of which are framed by the commentary of future historians.

The Court held the Arkansas statute, which was framed as a prohibition, unconstitutional.

However, between these films was The Parallax View (1974), which is framed by two assassinations.

The viewer imagined the moment, which was framed dramatically, as if part of a narrative.

But children and children's play was a prominent feature of parks and one which was framed by class.

At the bottom lies the stage, which is framed by glass on two sides and overlooks the water.