The phrase "arts poses" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to poses related to the arts, such as in dance or theater, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The dancers practiced various arts poses to enhance their performance."
Alternatives: "artistic poses" or "performing arts poses".
Her hero is Bruce Lee, and she is always scampering under the grown-ups' legs at parties, baffling one and all by striking ferocious martial arts poses.
As the party is hosted jointly by MTV and the film Kung Fu Hustle, around the pool oriental-styled women with chopsticky hair ornaments pose with cards on podiums as men in black strike martial arts poses.
Sharply groomed and excellently tailored, Pichot is the Justin Trudeau of sports governance, posting feminist messages on his Instagram feed, flinging himself through the air in martial arts poses while on an official tour of Japan, balancing things on his nose at a board meeting while Bill Beaumont looks on in bovine bemusement.
The Chevalier was one of the greatest duellists of his day - a foil and épée artist of lethal finish, as evidenced by his famous victory against the Chevalier de Saint-Georges - and one might have hoped that this would inspire more than a few cheesy martial arts poses with wobbly-bladed scimitars and a feeble game of pat-a-cake.
If not, then you're trying to go that extra mile straining your body to learn martial arts poses.
I realize that today's economic climate and changing paradigms in the arts pose monumental challenges.
When one bespectacled monk found himself the subject of a photographer's interest, he grabbed the camera and then offered a menacing martial arts pose when his demand to have the picture erased went unmet.
While the I.O.C. was determining whether to censure Kim in early 1999, a meeting grew so testy one day in Lausanne, Switzerland, that observers said they saw Kim assume a martial arts pose toward Pound, who headed the investigation, and toward François Carrard, the executive director of the I.O.C. Carrard reportedly fled the room, and both he and Pound joked about the matter the next day.
They show a woman marine striking a martial arts pose in front of a crowd of men, who are supposedly looking up to her as a leader.
It's a display of kata, the ancient Japanese notion of ideal form, whether it's origami, a martial arts pose or a broker in search of the perfect piece of tuna.
Bending, by the way, is an esoteric skill that involves striking a series of martial-arts poses until (depending on your elemental identity) you produce dust storms, fire balls or a barrage of ice cubes.
