Seeing all the framed pictures, you will know which frame template is the best for decorating your picture, then choose it by clicking it.
Presented in the Works on Paper Room of the Huntington Art Gallery, "Endless Night" -- for which Frame wrote the exhibition labels -- provides fresh insights about Blake, and also about just what Frame admires in his works.
But it's also revealing to see the reconstructed Golovine originals which frame the Mariinsky's current production.
There are a wealth of additional factors – traditions, personal preference, and good old-fashioned snobbery – which frame our individual perceptions of sport.
You'll want the riverside rooms where the double beds look out through the sliding glass doors which frame a view of the Mekong.
Mr. Taylor suggested repainting the foyer with plum and cream stripes and plum-colored wainscoting, accented with matching silk draperies, which frame views of cow pastures.
The photographer, who did not know which frame had been published, said yes — referring to a different picture of those same Marines whooping it up for the camera at Mr. Rosenthal's request.
The most riveting images are several from "Dorian Gray in the Mirror of the Yellow Press" (1984), which frame elaborately costumed actors within an ornately painted proscenium arch set in rugged terrain.
Like a captured creature writhing in a tangle of ectoplasm, the 128-metre "concept yacht" is enveloped in a globular casing of interwoven sinews which frame big open holes – giving the ship a certain storm-damage chic.
For the second argument, the Court would write new Questions Presented, which frame a case before argument, and there would be no doubt about the stakes of the case.
In the psychological sense this means that as soon as we hear the word, subconsciously all sorts of bad and frightening associations go off which frame how we think and how we feel about anything else we then learn.
