Sentence examples for which has framed from inspiring English sources

On the store's mezzanine is Shinde's studio, which has framed sketches of his necklaces hanging on the wall.

If there is any one issue which has framed the political economy of the past decade it is this.

Cruel, too, has been the language of "strivers" v "skivers", which has framed much of the debate around the welfare benefits uprating (more accurately downrating) bill, which recently completed its passage through parliament.

Howard of Michigan on May 30 , 1866 as an amendment to the joint resolution from the House of Representatives which had framed the initial draft of the proposed Fourteenth Amendment.

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.

Modelled on Madame de Genlis's Adèle et Théodore (1782) and Tales of the Castle (1785), both of which have frame stories and a series of inset moral tales, Original Stories narrates the re-education of two young girls, fourteen-year-old Mary and twelve-year-old Caroline, by a wise and benevolent maternal figure, Mrs. Mason.

Tetraodon contains five tandem-arrayed Ugt5b genes two of which have frame-shift mutations and appear to be pseudogenes.

But the two sides now appear to have come to agreement on the contentious issue, which Smith has framed as ensuring that NSF carries out research in the national interest.

The poll underlined the extent to which the war has framed the midterm elections.

By way of some cross-pop irrelevance, I (and likely only I) always thought that Persona's poster (which I have framed) inspired Peter Saville's album cover design for Electronic's debut, which happens to be the only album I own pre-recorded versions of in the CD, cassette and vinyl format.

After he showed it to the band, they chose the altered copy over Mapplethorpe's original photo, which Fred Smith had framed and kept for himself.