Sentence examples for after having posed from inspiring English sources

Lea T appeared in Givenchy's autumn-winter advertising campaign and was described as fashion's "first transsexual model" after having posed naked in the August issue of Paris Vogue, in which she credited Tisci for instigating her sex change.

In the space of 90 minutes he will touch on everything from his days as the warm-up man on Ready Steady Go! to the night he spent at New York's notorious Studio 54 when he was presented with Peter Frampton's drug bill after having posed as the rock guitarist to gain entry to the club ('I was like, "$8,000? But I'm not Peter Frampton!"').

On June 13 , 1992 after he had posed as more than a dozen fictional children, Bourdin turned eighteen, becoming a legal adult.

He remained in jail until his death, long after he had posed any serious threat to the Greek body politic.

Weaver (14-5) was ejected in the seventh inning for throwing a pitch over Alex Avila's head, right after Carlos Guillen had posed at the plate and skipped a few steps sideways before running out a home run.

The number of problems posed in the I/I category decreased and those in D/I and D/D increased after the learners had posed problems with the system, and the system showed them various examples belonging to D/I and I/D.

Bangaru Laxman, president of the party that leads India's governing coalition, resigned today after Internet journalists who had posed as arms merchants for an undercover investigation said they had videotapes that showed he had accepted a bribe.

Two former bankers at the Co-operative Bank have been banned by the Bank of England from holding senior positions in the City after being found to have posed an unacceptable threat to the company's financial position.

The Americans have posed problem after problem to their Presidents Cup opponents through the years.

After Mr Scotto said he had posed a valid question, Mr Grimm replied: "No, no, you're not man enough, you're not man enough.

The persistence of reservoirs of HIV, including latently infected, resting CD4+ T-cells, which can give rise to infectious HIV after a period of latency, has posed a sobering challenge to the long-term control or eradication of HIV in infected individuals receiving highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).