Sentence examples for which framed her from inspiring English sources

A forerunner to Jackie, in that sense if no other, is Magnificent Doll, a frothy 1946 vehicle for a non-dancing Ginger Rogers as Dolley Madison, wife of founding father and fourth president James, which framed her life principally as a love triangle between her, her eventual husband and future American veep Aaron Burr.

Her performance at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards, which framed her silhouette against a backdrop of capital letters spelling 'FEMINIST' provoked celebratory tweets from other prominent feminists, such as Maria Shriver and Jessica Valenti.

Following behind holding James' hand was Vicky, tight white pants, high heeled shoes and her big hair which framed her face.

She's a survivalist and descriptions which have framed her as an invidious creature of appetite lack and appreciation of the universe in which she operates, which is dictated by the forces of nature.

She wore a floral cotton dress and had long gray hair, which framed a face so wizened that her eyes were almost invisible.

"I wanted Reese to have a super clean, bright complexion with bold features, so I paired intensified brows with shadowed liner, which framed Reese's gorgeous blue eyes and allowed her glowing skin to shine".

It now uses the more neutral language "See you next year!" Writer Julieanne Smolinski shared another story: her ex-boyfriend's year in review, which framed a picture of his house on fire.

Through the powers of her office, Johnson appointed a panel that rammed through lopsided ballot language, which framed the proposal as an attack on the state's constitution rather than protecting workers' right to collectively bargain.

The club reacted by uploading a new photo, which framed the player a little more generously.

The first, which framed it, was: "we're all in this together".

For Graham Greene, travel was the driver, the device which framed the greatest work of a great writer.