Sentence examples for So posing from inspiring English sources
So, posing as a journalist with a camera crew in tow, he attended the press conference for the Ruscha retrospective at London's Hayward Gallery in 2009.
So posing in "A Diamond in the Roughage" (Page 66) as an exotic overgrown garden, with rose petals and yellow dandelions on her face, was no great feat for the 22-year-old porte?nd cinema nut.
He stayed in the hall for another hour or so, posing for pictures and autographing posters.
This could lead to the transmission of stored gas through cementing behind casing, one of the major challenges experienced in UGS operations, so posing high workover costs on UGS wells.
Leung had previously discovered that many third-party USB-C cables had been wired with the wrong resistor making it possible for the smartphone, tablet or computer connected to it to draw more power from the power supply than was safe to do so, posing a risk of electrical fire or damage to the equipment.
That fast-approaching deadline raises "a question which men and women, great and not-so, of every color, creed, and sexual persuasion have asked since they first had the language to do so, and probably before: Does Anything I Do Matter?" In a sense, every novel is a search for what matters, so posing the problem here in Caps and italics is not the subtlest move a writer can make.
Doing so posed additional challenges.
These resolutions did not make it to the floor for debate and so posed little threat.
Not doing so poses additional risk in an already unpredictable political climate.
They had a violent rivalry with a local gang, so posed a threat.
