Sentence examples for has posed as a from inspiring English sources
Lucan has posed as a defrocked priest.
Indeed, in an effort to emulate neighbouring Turkey, President Bashar Assad's government has posed as a regional champion of moderate Islam.
Under five successive sons of Abdel Aziz bin Saud, the kingdom's founder, who died in 1953, Saudi Arabia has posed as a rigid bulwark of the regional order.
On her more than 100 incognito trips to Chinatown, she has posed as a pregnant woman, a homeless person, a French tourist, a bewildered Midwesterner and a sanguine Southern belle.
He has posed as a man of Boston-Irish background in order to garner the Catholic vote, when all along he's known his family origins to be Austrian, and last year learned they were also Jewish.
She has posed as a rabid Jeremy Lin fan, waving sexually suggestive signs at the NBA player's games.
Retail giantWal-Martsaid that it has parted ways with a public relations firm whose employee was found to have posed as a reporter at an event staged byWal-Martcritics.
Mr Madrazo has posed as an opponent of "neo-liberalism", but has ties to disciples of Carlos Salinas, Mr Zedillo's predecessor and an economic reformer.
The e-mail message began, "The National movement for the restoration of Pakistani sovereignty has captured C.I.A. officer Daniel Pearl who has posing as a journalist of the Wall Street Journal".
The activists had posed as a pimp and a prostitute seeking financial advice.
An ambitious U.S. hacker could have posed as a Chinese hacker".
