Word: frames
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...position where he can gratify every craving for kinky sex, fast cars, and groovy karaoke, Eddie is appealingly unattached to anything but self-preservation. Tagawa's imposing frame and iron stare give Eddie a menacing lusty edge missing from Crichton's version...
...next time you discuss abortion, be sure to use the proper terms. True, it's your life and you can choose to frame the matter however you wish. Make sure, however, that you're being honest with others--and with yourself--about what you believe when it comes to the abortion debate...
...weeks ago, Cara Schmidt gave birth to a second daughter, Chloe, at the same Cedar Rapids hospital where Jessica was born. She and Dan are looking for a bigger house. On the door of their small corner white frame home in Blairstown, a sign with carefully drawn hearts announces WELCOME HOME BABY SCHMIDT. When Jessica joins them, she will have a new name -- Anna Lee Jacqueline Clausen Schmidt...
...Bureau of Land Management, recalls discussing the forest's 20,000 species of insects, spiders and other arthropods: "I sat there saying to myself, 'Wow, this thing is so big and complex, I have no idea how this might all fit together.' It put us in a different frame of mind." Out of the assemblage of foresters, biologists, economists, plant and fish experts, geomorphologists, hydrologists and social scientists emerged perhaps the most sophisticated conservation analysis to date. A pioneering effort, says Babbitt. Noted team leader Jack Ward Thomas, chief wildlife biologist at the Department of Agriculture: "We're moving into...
Unfortunately, a muddy sound system makes it difficult to hear the messages left on Janie's answering machine. The answering machine monologues make up a substantial portion of the talking in the play and serve to frame many of the scenes, and someone should have noticed before this play went up that the messages cannot be heard clearly by the audience...