Sentence examples for decide to pose from inspiring English sources

In place of the type of movies with swelling scores that invariably accompany tales of uplift, this festival includes films like "Coming Down the Mountain," in which a teenager (Nicholas Hoult, above with Tommy Jessop) considers shoving his brother with Down syndrome off a cliff, and "Nobody's Perfect," a documentary about people with missing limbs who decide to pose nude for a calendar.

I do hope they feel drawn into the work... at least that's what happens to the people that decide to pose for me.

But when you do decide to pose with a copy of The Sun, it's probably a good idea not to look as though you're in a video made by Somali pirates, and are trying to pretend, for your family's sake, that your kidnappers are treating you well.

They decided to pose this question to colleagues in Europe and the United States.

When a stickup man entered a doctor's office a few days ago, he decided to pose as a patient.

Still, we thought it a question worth asking - and decided to pose it not to critics, but to musicians.

And when it came time to propose last December, Mr. Alcoff decided to pose the question at — where else — the ball.

To raise money for leukemia research, they decided to pose for the group's annual calendar wearing pretty much nothing but pearls.

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1955P. 23 When a stickup man entered a doctor's office a few days ago, he decided to pose as a patient.

I decided to pose as a financial public relations officer, earning £30,000 a year, with the possibility of a small annual bonus.

The Maniac, hearing that a case much like Pinelli's is going to be investigated, decides to pose as first counsel to the high court and interrogate the police officials who were around that day.