Sentence examples for will be framed for from inspiring English sources

The best work will be framed for a class exhibition at the end of the semester.

The relative unknowns who play here every night must surely dream that one day their promotional poster will be framed for posterity like those of previous attractions (the White Stripes, Kings of Leon, Coldplay) who have gone on to play venues 500 times larger than this.

Sadly, all memories of a terrific F1 season will be framed in black crepe, for this was the sport's worst moment since the great Ayrton Senna was killed at Imola 20 years ago.

It seems likely that any request for more troops will be framed by the Pentagon and the White House to emphasize the need to rapidly train and expand Afghan forces, rather than to argue for a prolonged direct combat role for U.S. and NATO forces.

Rachel Gorlin, Dr. Thomas's media consultant, said the choice for Iowa Democrats will be framed very simply: "Why, when you can have a real Democrat, would you choose Jim Leach?" The Democrats' great hope is the first woman to open a pediatric practice in Cedar Rapids.

This does have implications for how the communication messages will be framed.

The most critical challenge for both sides will be framing the fight for the jury, to determine which of the men was justifiably "standing his ground" under Florida law.

How will the program be framed for patients, clinicians, and practice staff?

And how will the program be framed for the patient is this their doctor's program, their health plan's program, their employer's program?

This Spanish series co-opts Orange Is the New Black's innocent-thrown-to-the-wolves motif: unworldly, overly entitled Macarena Ferreiro (Maggie Civantos) will have to toughen up after she's framed for fraud and jailed.

Though these protections are in place, how a specific instance of insubordination is framed for the court will make or break the servants ability to employ them.