We found 88 examples of how to use frame in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 88.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | The frame of the house should be finished in a day or two. | |
| 27. | I bought a leather frame for the picture. | |
| 28. | I'd prefer a plain frame on these glasses. | |
| 29. | He has a heavy frame. | |
| 30. | It's best not to leave her alone in that frame of mind. | |
| 31. | Those hours that with gentle work did frame the lovely gaze where every eye does dwell will play the tyrants to the very same and that unfair which fairly does excel. | |
| 32. | It's best for Tom not to be left alone in that frame of mind. | |
| 33. | The door frame is warped and the door won't close properly. | |
| 34. | "Do you like this painting?" "Yes, but I think the frame is more expensive than the picture. Where did you buy it?" | |
| 35. | He could not frame what he felt. | |
| 36. | So fine was the thread that no frame could be found to weave it upon, nor would any weaver undertake to make one. | |
| 37. | If we don’t make it, we shall need to prolong the time frame. | |
| 38. | If we don’t make it, we'll need to prolong the time frame. | |
| 39. | I have seen every frame of Dan's movies. | |
| 40. | From what material is the frame of your glasses? | |
| 41. | They made a frame with tape. | |
| 42. | This picture frame can make the picture rise in value. | |
| 43. | When viewed in an inertial reference frame, an object either remains at rest or continues to move at a constant velocity, unless acted upon by a net force. | |
| 44. | Appointed commissioners who nobody votes for and who cannot be voted out frame all the laws, and these are then merely rubber-stamped by the European parliament. It's actually scary what this could potentially mean. It's a despot's dream set-up. Very short-sighted to vote to remain. | |
| 45. | Can you frame this picture? | |
| 46. | Can you frame this picture for me? | |
| 47. | The face was was so white, so thin, with eyes so large, wild, and hungry-looking, and the black, unkempt hair, into which the snow had drifted, formed so strange and weird a frame to the picture, that I was fairly startled. | |
| 48. | She lives in an A-frame house in the mountains. | |
| 49. | Sometimes it is better to just walk away from things and go back to them later when you’re in a better frame of mind. | |
| 50. | The way you frame a question can change the answer. |