Sentence examples for had ever posed from inspiring English sources

Despite four generations of my family having lived in the same place, this was a question none of us had ever posed before.

No Vietnamese force had ever posed any threat to America, and no Vietnamese had ever shown any desire whatever to fight a war against the United States.

He denied that he had ever posed as a journalist, as several Somalis who saw him at his hotel had said the Frenchmen did.

The brothers had chosen the most difficult paths, and so now Roy Medvedev began to turn the KGB investigator's question over in his mind, again and again: "Why?" No one had ever posed the question to him so directly, or with such perverse intent.

Though neither superstar has ever posed for pictures, both agreed to hold still long enough for Mr. Jones to sketch them during a recent impromptu rehearsal at the Warner Brothers studio.

There, a computer scans his facial features, breaks them down into three-dimensional plots and compares them with a databank of criminal mug shots, people on watch lists and anyone who has ever posed for a government-issue ID.

"Soon we as a species will be able to say 'we did it' — we stopped the longest, worst, most serious threat that Ebola has ever posed to humanity," Neuman said.

Q: Another person [almosteric] asked if you had ever tried posing as a supply teacher and going into a failing school to experience teaching at the sharp end.

Because nothing like the Crusades had ever happened, they posed new issues of historical causality.

The second question is possibly the most insulting question we've ever seen posed by anyone at MIT.

Turner has said that the networks are "the greatest enemies that America has ever had, posing a greater threat than Nazi Germany or Tojo's Japan".