Sentence examples for described as posing from inspiring English sources
Abid Naseer, a Pakistani national who came to Britain on a student visa, was described as posing "serious threat to the national security of the UK".
Set to start next July just a few miles from where the rioting broke out in Tottenham, the Games have been described as posing one of the largest challenges ever to the British police.
The traditional dietary pattern identified in young Finns, which was described as posing a greater threat to cardiovascular health than Western food, did not show any association with BMI, either in men or in women [ 19].
She told the trial that Watkins had described raping a 12-year-old girl in Los Angeles, and then, the following December, sent her a photograph of a five-year-old girl, who he described as "super flirty", posing with cocaine.
Gibbs described the leaks as "posing a very real and potential threat to those who are working every day to keep us safe" and labelled it as "a criminal act".
The stiff punishment was handed down by a Moscow judge, Marina Syrova, who described the women as posing a danger to society and said they had committed "grave crimes" including "the insult and humiliation of the Christian faith and inciting religious hatred".
Although Live Action describes the couple as posing as a pimp and a prostitute, they are not heard calling themselves such on the tape.
After a brief workout, which Adubato described as horrible, the players posed for photographs, videotaped promotional spots and fielded questions from reporters.
He's a video-era star best described as a himbo, who poses like a hunk but sings like someone yelping at a karaoke bar.
The prime minister argued that the change in the law was necessary to protect the country from what he described as the "communist threat" posed by prosecuting judges.
The cover shows the superhero in what is being described as a "blatantly sexualised" pose, and "a prime example of why people continue to think superhero comics are for horny men only".
