Sentence examples for fine pose from inspiring English sources

Antony Gormley's invitation in 2010 for people to take their place on the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square was similarly memorable not because someone struck a fine pose or told a good joke; it was not Britian's Got Talent.

Don't talk about being "sexy" on social networking sites (e.g. don't have "how hot are you?" quizzes on your Facebook profile) and do not have suggestive pictures of yourself up either (e.g. dressed up for a night out is fine, posing in bed in your underwear is not) It's okay to talk about sex if it comes up in conversation, but don't bring it up or say anything too risque.

The art is to make the number sound large to fool the rubes, but to insure that the fine poses only a modest inconvenience to our "most reputable" fraudulent banks.

The clothes are fine, the pose is better.

The commission's $62,125 fine may pose no small burden for Mr. Paterson, whose plans and prospects are unclear as he prepares to leave office on Dec. 31.

This allows us to quickly find candidate detections for some parts at a coarse level, on which a localization of fine-grained pose and motion cues at double the resolution can be detected for other parts.

One of the inherent corollaries of "too big to prosecute" is that any fines must pose no risk to the bank's ability to survive.

We lingered over the fine distinctions posed by various angles of jar incline.

Jean-Michel Tobelem, director of the French research institution Option Culture, said the itinerant circuit for fine art posed thorny questions about sharing masterpieces only with rich museums.

Classic Georgian in style, it is an icon for gracious prewar city life, as well as a fine place to perch and pose.

But there's a fine line, I pose, between confidence and arrogance.