Sentence examples for had never posed from inspiring English sources
"The David Frost Show" went off the air at the close of the season; it had never posed a threat to "Tonight," despite having both Prince Charles and the Rolling Stones on the opening broadcast.
In the view of Holbrooke and the other members of Riedel's group, one difference was paramount: Vietnam had never posed a direct threat to the United States, but the Taliban, because of its alliance with terrorist networks, did.
Mr. Brown also received criticism from women's groups when he suggested, on a radio show last fall, that it was a good thing that Ms. Warren had never posed nude in a magazine (referring to a spread he did in Cosmopolitan in the early 1980s).
Since I had never posed for a painter before, I was a bit intimidated.
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In all the years I have been a portrait artist, she has never posed for me.
Although aging has never posed a problem for me, growing up and becoming myself has definitely not been easy.
"Shane and Josh are innocent and have never posed any threat to the Islamic Republic of Iran, its government or its people".
Unlike their counterparts in neighbouring countries, India's generals have never posed a challenge to democracy and enjoy widespread public confidence.
Japan, by adhering to strictly defensive security policy, has never posed any threat to any other countries, including China, for the past 60 years.
