Sentence examples for famous pose from inspiring English sources

One T-shirt showed Trump knocking Clinton out in the famous pose of Muhammad Ali.

As Jesus stretches his arms out wide, striking the famous pose that has come to symbolize human suffering and the extremity of his sacrifice, a glowing cross made of golden light bulbs descends from above to light him from behind.

Banksy first became famous for his stencilled subversions of pop-culture images; one showed John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson in a famous pose from Pulp Fiction, with their guns replaced by bananas.

Albeit it was Flintoff coming on strong in the final two-minute round and then, as the bell went in a confusion of flailing legs and arms, dropping to adopt the famous pose of the arms-spread gladiator.

It has inspired film references, including the knife-wielding villain of the Scream slasher movies, and the aftershave scene in Home Alone where Macaulay Culkin imitates the painting's famous pose.

About a month before we meet, for example, we had a back-and-forth about the cover of the Spectator magazine (yeah, we can get it in Glasgow too, thanks), which that week had depicted the first minister Nicola Sturgeon as the French revolutionary heroine Marianne, in the famous pose with arm aloft and breast exposed.

Clemente towered over them, immortalized in one of his most famous poses, doffing his batting helmet as he acknowledged the cheers for his 3000th hit.

Throughout the movie she is shown in flashbacks and in David's imagination, striking many of Monroe's most famous poses and even singing a couple of her signature songs.

Much has changed since 2002, when evil fashion mogul Mugatu (Will Ferrell) outrageously dared to suggest that all Derek Zoolander's famous poses – even Le Tigre and Ferrari for chrissakes!

Ever since Hillary took the picture of my father in that famous pose-with one hand up holding the ice ax and flags-no one has taken another.

"Me and Mo we go way back," Bolt said, after the pair celebrated together, each performing the other's famous celebratory pose, on the last night of Olympic athletics in 2012.