Sentence examples for would be framed from inspiring English sources

Philip and Erin Stead have already completed the manuscript, which the publisher said would be framed as "told to me by my friend, Mark Twain".

Jody Young, the painter's former manager, said that at the time he had spoken directly to Melania Trump about how the painting would be framed and displayed.

Perhaps Reid feared that if he admitted to caring about framing, he would be framed as one of those clueless Democrats seeking easy answers.

Hunt said he would consult with other groups on exactly how the role would be framed, but said that it would require no new legislation or funding.

And he wanted to know if Agnieszka had been to the police, whether his wife might be facing some kind of criminal charge, and how exactly it would be framed.

Going into the competition, the inmates, who had a solid decade of life experience on the college kids, knew the stakes extended well beyond the debate, largely because of how the two adversaries would be framed afterward.

"If the cross is presented in a way that ties it to the history of its discovery and the religious perception of it by some firefighters or neighbors, then the museum would be framing it as a historical artifact, rather than as a symbol deserving religious reverence," Professor Lupu said.

I'd be framing and snapping photos, despite the fact that I wouldn't be able to see those photos soon enough.

"When I first interviewed Carter in prison in 1975," Mr. Deal said, "I assumed he'd been framed based on what I'd read in The New York Times and the Newark Star-Ledger".

Throughout his 18 years of imprisonment he insisted he'd been framed by a corrupt and racist police force.

Nemmouche's lawyers tried to suggest that he'd been framed in an elaborate conspiracy which blamed the murders on foreign intelligence agencies, but produced no evidence to support the claim.