Sentence examples for he poses from from inspiring English sources

Bale was in the right-back position but, aware of the threat he poses from anywhere on a football field, the Iceland defender barged him off the pitch and towards the advertising hoardings.

The 10 Bowie drawings are from 1994 when he posed for the artist.

The 10 Bowie drawings are from 1994 when he posed for Howson.

"I watch Alonzo Mourning, and he poses over the player from China, like he wants to fight," Coimbra said of a scene from last week's preliminary round.

You can compare these pictures with contemporary artworks such as Tom Hunter's photographs in which he poses people as figures from paintings – he remade a Vermeer to create his 1998 work Woman Reading Possession Order.

Instead he poses questions, cites passages from the classics, or uses apt analogies, and waits for his students to arrive at the right answers.

All point out the threat he poses, denouncing him as anything from a communist to a falangist, as in Franco's Spain, for his army background and his attacks on the status quo.

You expect a vast wardrobe and no end of dominatrix poses from Grace Jones.

Ms. Avis, elegantly attired, illustrated songs with gestures and poses from the fashion magazine playbook.

By contrast, "Harvest" with its life-cycle theme and poses from Millet's paintings, still packs its emotional punch.

Would that every week could elicit faces from our President like this one, or poses from our allies like this.