Sentence examples for being posed in a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wegman's Weimaraner dogs have grown famous by being posed in a wide variety of artistic tableaux.

We are posed in a studio, on a piece of fake garden wall.

A model of the dwarfish prehistoric woman was posed in a glass case at a museum on Wilshire.

In one, a very young-looking Darryl is posed in a Mets uniform with his arm around his mother.

Indeed, in the print ads the experts are posed in a style reminiscent of how actors appear in photographs in a "Young Hollywood" issue of Vanity Fair.

One of those images — a classical frieze, in which eight swanlike beauties are posed in a grand salon — is on the cover of the catalogue.

Though the lion is posed in a moment of stillness, you sense in the beast's bony and sinewy anatomy a terrific potential for action.

Today, Mrs. Coolidge's White House portrait — she's posed in a red dress alongside a white collie — charms visitors far more than her husband's does.

Once again, the objection to unified science can be posed in a case in which it is possible to give at least some of the biochemical details.

But the question can also be posed in a different way: will the choice transform the way that the number one is seen?

When the same question was posed in a Yankelovich Partners poll in 1996, just over a fifth of those polled said they would not watch the conventions.