Sentence examples for ended up posing from inspiring English sources
When the Germans retreated he skedaddled with them and ended up posing as a refugee in Germany.
The pair casually breached massive security and ended up posing for pictures with the vice-president, Joe Biden, and mingling with other high-powered guests.
Even though one of their male relatives is buried in a mass grave near the Argonne, the forest in France where thousands of soldiers died in World War I. Another stormed a beach in Normandy on D-Day and ended up posing for a picture in Hitler's captured Alpine retreat.
He ended up posing hard-hitters like "Are there any downsides to having a woman President?" "Watters Worldd," as his man-on-the-street segment is called, seems an appropriate title for a correspondent who seems insistent on inflicting himself and his world views upon hapless strangers.
The CDFA made it loud and clear it did not want underage models participating in Fashion Week, out of concern for young models like 15-year-old Hailey Clauson, who ended up posing suggestively in an Urban Outfitter's T-shirt and 10-year-old French model Thylane LoubryBlondeau, who has often been photographed in a sexualized manner.
But the environment may end up posing a different political challenge.
Gad Elmaleh plays François Pignon, a humble parker of cars, who by sheer mischance — Veber's specialty — ends up posing as the temporary lover of a supermodel (Alice Taglioni).
Before long Happy catches up with Nate but agrees not to kill him, in exchange for Lily, who ends up posing in a glass cage in his private nightclub.
The cost of providing potentially unsuccessful health and diet programmes, weight loss drugs that are often of limited benefit and, as a last resort, weight loss surgery, could end up posing "a substantial cost" to the NHS, they write.
As his lies spiral, chambermaid Polly (played by co-writer Connie Booth) ends up posing in bed as a sick Sybil and seems to get away with it – until the real Sybil returns to fetch her golf clubs.
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