Sentence examples for and pose the from inspiring English sources

I wanted to find my erstwhile host family and pose the question: which has changed more since 1993 – Moldova or me?

Each day we choose an important or interesting Times story and pose the basic news questions — Who, What, Where, When, Why and How — about it.

You should explain that you are here for a week for the very first time and pose the same question you have asked here: Where should I eat?

Handbills and public bus advertising downtown will offer conventioneers graphic photos of the devastation, and pose the question, "What is the Republican response?" If nothing else, the convention preparations have spurred city officials into faster demolition.

Bill Clinton now faces a campaign summer played out against a drumbeat of stories that raise doubts about his character and credibility and pose the greatest threats to his reelection chances.

Plants that produce these chemicals, the transportation infrastructure that transports them and the factories that use them remain vulnerable to attack and pose the more likely chemical terrorism threat.

I called my dad and posed the question.

The voice has always offered the greatest temptation and posed the greatest challenge.

and posed the following natural question.

Like United, England are now focused on committing men forward and posing the opposition problems.

The interviews were conducted by visiting ELT teachers and posing the interview questions.