Sentence examples for corner posed from inspiring English sources

The marvelously collaged fence provides a diagonal grid to offset the blocky stability of the two figures and a rectangular black backpack in the corner, (posed almost as if out of a Caravaggio painting such as The Entombment of Christ).

The red toile bunched up on a chair in the corner poses a problem: Do you sit on it or scrunch it to one side?

The corner itself posed little threat, but it was collected out on the left by 19-year-old Wales international Ben Davies.

His deliveries from corners also posed a threat and Will Boyle should have hit the target with a header from one of them.

But Mauricio Padilha, a partner in the fashion production company MAO, is in her corner, even posing in a boxing belt for his birthday party invitation.

By the end of that century, teenage gangs with their own dress codes, rituals and street-corner poses were filling newspapers and socially conscious novels.

At corners, they pose as much threat as a Hobbit would against a team of Orcs.

The mix of dogwalkers, cyclists and cars could make for "an unsatisfactory outcome someday," especially because cars can have a challenging time passing pedestrians and bikers, and blind corners also pose threats, said Corona del Mar resident Frank Peters, a subcommittee member.

The fourth plinth in a corner of Trafalgar Square has posed a monumental question ever since it was built in 1841.

However, the state-of-the-art solutions based on signal change detection cannot well deal with the fake corner problem and pose diversity problem in most practical movement trajectories.

A 1916 photograph of 10th Avenue and 69th Street in Bay Ridge features three girls, arm in arm, standing on the corner and obviously posing for the photographer, who has come to catch a much larger scene.