用framed造句子，“framed”造句
Meanwhile, the Obamas got the customary silver framed photograph of, er, the Queen and her husband.
The sky had that perfect clarity you see in paintings of Provence; cypress trees framed the far view.
It does not matter precisely how their ties are rhetorically framed - "new type of major-country relationship" or otherwise.
William Faulkner's short story Dry September describes a southern white ultra, McLendon, lynching a black who is framed by Minnie Cooper.
Walls and woodwork in shades of dark blue are set against a gilt-framed mirror, a leopard-print rug and a settee upholstered in gold fabric.
Johnny Godfrey framed by the Debden scoreboard. Two items of personal kit visible in this portrait are the silk scarf to prevent neck chafing, and a whistle to summon help in the event of ditching.
The plan framed well.
The picture will look nice framed in black
This area is used for displaying an assortment of ceramics, glassware and framed pictures.
His offer of a peace treaty, although framed within the "One China" policy, has many conciliatory elements.
Or, perhaps, after so many years of judicial disarray, they thought that, if they were being framed, the only way out was to frame someone else.
Breuning would spend his days in an armchair outside the retirement home director's office in a suit and tie, sitting near a framed Guinness certificate proclaiming him the world's oldest man.
The photographs will look nice framed in red.
Who framed Roger Rabbit is the zany story of a cartoon bunny's madcap antics as he battles a corrupt legal system that has framed him for a brutal homicide.
She coursed, coiffed and high-heeled, through rooms filled with marble coffee tables, gilt-framed armoires and fields of Persian carpets.
The walls were covered with gilt-framed mirrors, and by the door were two brass tubs—one filled with fresh linen towels and the other with a pile of the same towels, already soiled.
Her black hair framed her angular face and reached her shoulders.
that nobody in government wants to talk about: That cherished presidential signature that's tucked away in a scrapbook or framed for all to see might never have passed under the president's hand.
Mr Bout insists that he is a legitimate businessman framed by Russia's enemies.
We adjourn to the wood-panelled dining room, and sit at a long antique table, in front of some framed photos of their wedding, which took place in the foyer of the Castle in September 2006.
She was carrying a large, framed picture, which she now lowered to the floor before seizing her small, beaded bag from the kitchen sideboard.
Long blonde hair framed Karen Sloan's face.
The army brought his remains in a sealed coffin, with a framed statement calling him a hero.
