Sentence examples for gets to pose from inspiring English sources
First, Vladimir Putin gets to pose as the global statesman who stayed the hand of the mighty American hyperpower.
There's no whippet today, although Oxford does get to pose with a dead pheasant.
And the Giants also sent the trophy to the San Francisco Little League's kickoff parade, where each team got to pose with it.
They were greeted by screaming girls wherever they went, some of whom got to pose questions to the band on music TV shows.
It's at UTS in Sydney, before an audience of party members, who will get to pose questions to the candidates.
But that meeting led to me being shot for Vogue which was how I got to pose for Irving Penn and Avedon.
But the teenage daughter of Billy Bush, an anchor on "Access Hollywood," got to pose with the movie's stars as they arrived on the red carpet.
Nina Ragsdale didn't win for Queen or Supreme Queen, but she was named first runner-up and got a medium-sized trophy, and Kris got to pose with her onstage.
James Taylor is to play at their soiree, and tickets are going for $500 for people under 30, $1,000 for "general attendees," and $2,500 for guests who will get to pose with Mr. Biden for pictures.
Which just goes to show that in Hollywood, even if you get to pose defiantly with a bow and arrow on one movie poster, there's a good chance you'll be being strangled by a man on the next.
