Sentence examples for brief poses from inspiring English sources

As all creatives know there is a quiet thrill in the challenge of solving 'the answer' to the puzzle a design brief poses.

Before the episode, he said, other nurses had agreed that taking the baby outside for a brief time posed no safety risk.

Cutting off Iran's oil exports would have unpredictable effects on prices, officials said, with even a brief shock posing an economic threat.

Flight attendants feature prominently in two recent movies, "View From the Top," with Gwyneth Paltrow, and "Catch Me if You Can," starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the celebrated 1960's criminal imposter Frank W. Abagnale, whose cons included a brief stint posing as an airline pilot as a ploy to provide cover to kite checks and, incidentally, date sexy stewardesses.

Also: a brief Jesus pose.

(He was lounging on some pillows outside a room where men in boxers and briefs were posing on large white cubes).

In the briefs, they pose the legal issue in stark terms: throwing out laws against gay marriage by applying the "heightened scrutiny" standard that judges use on other discriminatory laws "would compromise the ability of states to accommodate religious and moral objections to homosexual conduct on the part of employers and individuals".

For one brief second they posed with the twin spires behind them.

But it was clear that the budget director's brief remarks had posed a challenge to the judges and their allies.

The idea originated in 2010 in a paper, published in the journal Psychological Science, called: "Power Posing: Brief Nonverbal Displays Affect Neuroendocrine Levels and Risk Tolerance".

At Pat's Diner, a relic of Trenton's better days, Mr. Gore and Mr. Corzine made a brief appearance to pose for photographs together.