Sentences with phrase «frames as»

How clever to use the oval frames as pumpkins!

I did not spray the inside of the frames as I wanted a darker look on the inside to go with the knob I planned to use.

I never ever in my wildest dreams thought I would be grabbing these Chanel frames as an adult.

You can really see the attention to detail and quality of these frames as soon as you try a pair on.

These are the same frames as above but the tortoise version.

I agree about the Karen Scott ponchos ~ even though they are regular sizing, they are surprising flattering on shorter frames as well!

This post is ever so useful as I always find is so hard to find the perfect frames as I have a slender face.

They offer a wide selection of high - quality frames from designer brands and their own in - house frames as well as a variety of lenses (affiliate links) from standard single vision, through bifocal and progressive lenses, transitions lenses, tinted, mirrored, and also various lenses thickness (from thin to super thin) at affordable prices up to 70 % off retail prices.

Zweben and co-authors performed computational analysis of the data from the camera, determining the correlations between different regions of the frames as the turbulent eddies moved through them.

He frames this as serious tax relief.

He frames it as an «opioid epidemic surcharge» meant to force the...

The headline frames it as the Senate GOP forcing its will.

Enjoy looking through holidays, major milestones, birthday pages each month and Instagram - friendly photo square frames as well as 4 × 6 - inch photo slots.

The lighter the car as a whole the easier it will be to move, so we made our frames as small as possible.

Garcia poured in four threes in the first two frames as Houston chose to live by the outside shot.

It's no surprise that Lindsay frames this as a battle; the factors driving this trend are as complex as any war and require both a boots - on - the - ground response and effective strategy at policy level.

Death crosses can occur on shorter time frames as well, such as utilizing a 10 - day and 15 - day moving average like in the golden cross example.

Quotes and sayings that you find inspiring can be easily printed and framed as well — a budget - friendly tip to help create a workspace that inspires you.

Take a look at this line from Putin after he described new nuclear weapons systems he framed as able to defeat the US: «They kept ignoring us,» Putin said of the West, to a standing ovation.

Problems were to be framed as creative problem solving, using real - life examples.

With the call to action, the author usually adopts a different tone, not just more explicitly inspirational but also framed as an imperative.

This can be framed as an interview that you want to post on your blog or simply an opportunity for you to pick the person's brain.

His plan emphasizes job growth, with most of his rate deductions framed as opportunities to increase employment and simplify the filing process.

Their letter this year is framed as a letter to Warren Buffett ten years after he pledged most of his fortune to the Gates Foundation — «the biggest single gift anyone ever gave anybody for anything,» the Gateses note.

As in the 2015 regional election, the next ballot is likely to be framed as a plebiscite vote over independence, with the ruling «Together For Yes» coalition likely to stick together.

«If you're actually not sure it will be fine, frame it as «Do you see any conflicts here that could pose a problem?»»

The unveiling of Google Plus has been overwhelmingly framed as a direct challenge to Facebook, a struggle for a share of its 750 million users and almost $ 2 billion in annual advertising revenue.

To the extent that the Petraeus news could have been framed as embarrassing to President Obama, it's encouraging that it didn't find its way into the press after being shared with Cantor's office.

He also called for a stronger social safety net, explicitly framing it as a way to encourage entrepreneurship.

Advertisements framed as newsy websites are starting to draw the ire of the Federal Trade Commission, and with good reason.

Construction workers raise wood framing as they build homes in a new housing development June 26, 2006 in Richmond, California.

The radios use the aircraft's frame as an antenna, which sometimes creates electrical sparks.

It is often framed as high - growth startups vs. mainstreet or lifestyle small businesses, but I think it runs much deeper than that.The consequences of not resolving this tension are very bad for the ecosystem.

And, since the process began, companies have cut investment spending each quarter by more than we expected, so this has been framed as a downside risk.

Like George Bush in the U.S., Harper has deliberately framed himself as the «strict father» figure — in charge, hard - edged, a firm guiding hand when things are increasingly uncertain.

Yet Crown Prince Mohammed's aggressive regional foreign policy — framed as a black / white battle with Iran and control over the Gulf — has so far been unsuccessful.

Despite the fact that these virtual humans were not representations of actual people, they found that participants» performance of the novel task was impaired when they were led to believe that the virtual audience consisted of avatars, but not when they were framed as agents.

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that is exchanged or traded online; thus, it doesn't have any physical frame as it just exists electronically.

In recent weeks, racial justice activists and civil rights groups have noted that gun violence in black communities, rather than inspiring reform legislation or prompting national outcry, is often framed as the result of black people being unable to control themselves.

There were two announcements this week around E.I. — both framed as «being more responsive to local labour market conditions».

You freaks don't even see the other disease that islam poses that are being fought in the same time frame as it is on your religion, but you still whine about it.

Among matters of utmost importance, and involving both agreements and disagreements, is the question traditionally framed as the relationship between Scripture and tradition.

Six days of our time is not the same time frame as Jehovah God.

This misfortune is framed as a comeuppance.

Your «at the same time» dilemmas are caused by your assumption that God lives in the same time frame as we do.

Once you equate your morality to the morality of a «God», it's just personal opinions framed as «objective» and your opinion of what is God's «morals» carries equal authority with anyone elses.

Instead, we're confronted with arguments framed as a hard, false choice between sound economic policies and social programs, between fiscal realities and compassionate acts.

That is exactly my point... your «understanding» of Jesus, and Fred Phelps «understanding» of Jesus are equally valid because it is nothing more than an opinion... except it is framed as objective.

If this discussion was framed as «some white people do this» I would have excused myself from any culpability and went on with life.

But framing this as a culture war between Christians and LGBT people suggests that they have to choose and further marginalizes LGBT Christians by denying them their very identity.