Sentence examples for available to pose from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire have secured the championship and have made Gale available to pose with the trophy and for a question and answer session in the Long Room.

Kha started making self-portraits when he moved to New York City in 2010 when his regular sitters were no longer available to pose for him.

This may be true -- Jezebel found that over 82percentt of the models used during New York Fashion Week were white -- but that doesn't mean there weren't any black models available to pose as an "African Queen".

Although the strains were not evenly collected over the years and some periods (for example, during World War Two) are almost without records, the data available were sufficient to pose the question on whether the global temperature affects the maximum temperature of growth (hereinafter referred to as Tmax) of the collected strains.

Pilots have reported four near misses in a month between drones and passenger aircraft, including one flying near the Shard in London and another at Liverpool airport, prompting aviation experts to warn that increasingly popular and sophisticated models available to hobbyists are posing a serious risk.

The players are available to sign autographs and pose for pictures, but the majority of the public choose to stay on the beach and enjoy the sun.

The drugs that are currently available to treat this condition pose serious drawbacks [ 5], which justifies the search for new hepatoprotective agents.

Whether you are a teacher or a parent, this forum has been created as an opportunity to share best practice, discuss the application of the resources currently available and pose questions to the experts on effective ways to develop children's writing at home and in the classroom.

After rescoring, a separate hierarchical clustering algorithm is available to cluster docked ligand poses based on scores from third-party scoring programs.

In this paper, we discuss trends in the global AIDS epidemic as well as the numerous global funds that are available to meet the challenges posed by the disease.

the stimuli emerging from one's internal and external environments in the course of life are structured, predictable, and explicable (comprehensibility); the resources are available to meet the demands posed by these stimuli (manageability); these demands are challenges that are worth the investment and engagement they require (meaningfulness).