Miss Irene Greene posed with the driver of one of the trucks.
Thomas and Miss Pickle posed on a speech-balloon bench, as the dog's owner convinced her with relative ease to look at the digital camera.
"If you were going to go live in Japan, would you learn how to use chopsticks?" On the way out the door, into a sloppy New York rainstorm, Miss Manners posed, to a clutch of lingering employees, a hopeful query of her own.
Before the crowd sat down to its borscht and chicken a la Kiev, Miss Loren posed for photographers, a few of whom were the kind who snap away with little cameras they slip in or out of a pocket or a purse, not the kind with press credentials.
Listen without watching as she addresses the challenges that come with beauty, for example, and you miss her posing with legs spread beneath trophies -- and later smashing them.
Missing data poses a challenge to sequence comparison and analysis and therefore, gap filling by resequencing should be done in the future.
Dealing with missing genotypes poses an important challenge when using GBS data, and in this study we propose several ways of confronting that challenge.
Imputing the missing data poses a suitable alternative that uses all the data and can be performed using easily accessible methods.
Numerous other inspectors — city, state and federal — who had much more training than his client never said the missing standpipe posed a safety issue, Mr. Pasacreta said.
Many people are asking today, "Where have the good leaders gone?" In a recent New York Times column about global gridlock entitled "Missing Dean Acheson, David Brookss posed this question, noting that Americans are about to enter their nineteenth consecutive year of Truman envy.
The Misses Hand posed for some of his paintings.
