Sentence examples for but to pose from inspiring English sources

I'd then ask them not to pose like a sexy fashion model but to pose as their mother's daughter.

But to pose as a carousel expert, you can talk about jumpers (horses carved as if all four hoofs are off the ground), prancers (with only the front hoofs in the air) and standers (with at least three hoofs on the ground).

Ultimately, they are meant to resemble the size and physical abilities of a human in order to function in human-oriented environments and to work autonomously but to pose no physical threat to humans.

The 24-year-old stopped and took the time not only to chat with the girl, but to pose for a couple of photos.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Tourists from around the world prostrate themselves on the narrow terrace before the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue on the Corcovado Mountain overlooking Rio — not to meditate on the statue's religious significance, but to pose for photographs and selfies.

She is 53, but dared to pose topless for Madame Figaro magazine last year.

Everton responded by gaining control of possession, but failed to pose any attacking threat.

"I don't know the answer," he writes, "but merely to pose the question is exhilarating".

Promising himself that this will be his last game, Charlie agrees not only to play but also to pose as an outsider.

In the three recent cases, the students, upon further investigation, were judged in need of various kinds of help but not to pose a risk of imminent violence.

They look like children but appear to pose in an adult way; with a cigarette, or wearing pearls and little else, or dancing with no clothes on.