Word: framed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...trailed, 3-2, at the end of the first period, but knotted the score at 5-all by the close of the second frame...
However, once the crew removed a light tower, the building's fabric roof sagged and ripped on the corner of a door frame...
...take the scene in Argos, when a messenger delivers the letter from Agamemnon to Clytemnestra. She leans out, over the beautiful mountains, and calls, "Iph-i-gen-ia!" (Echo: "Iphigenia, Iphigenia.') The camera zooms down the mountain, music swelliing, Iphigenia whirling around into the frame, arms outstretched, and suddenly we are in the midst of The Sound of Music. Cacoyannis also enjoys choreographing heads as they turn toward one another, apparently fantasizing that he is a thinking man's Busby Berkley. And at the climax of the film, in a stunning shot, the entire army spills over...
...goals in the third frame from freshman Bill Kennedy, 7:11; co-captain Paul Barrett, 10:02; Paul Hammer, 13:25; and Bill Army...
...than the most exquisite doweling. Easy-to-handle materials such as Masonite, plywood and Plexiglas have simplified furniture construction. To Zakas, one of the most important technical innovations of all is the staple gun, which can be used for upholstery by tacking the material over foam and onto the frame. The staple gun can also be used for insulating walls; indeed, it is almost possible to build a house with one of these $30 widgets, points out Zakas, who is writing a book on the uses of this successor to the paper clip: it is tentatively titled Staple! Staple...