Sentence examples for house pose from inspiring English sources

For 300,000 rupees some of his 50 staff will chat up servants at her house, pose as financial investigators, call old friends and trail her.

Despondent that he never painted his father, whom he loved as much as he feared, Wyeth had Karl, the gentle, sometimes savage master of the house, pose as a substitute beneath the meat hooks driven into the ceiling of a small room on the third floor.

Heating the house poses a major problem.

Every house poses different hazards -- with fireplaces or wood-burning stoves, for instance -- and first-time parents can't see everything.

To encourage women over the age of 40 to get mammograms, 10 prominent women, including the two-starred Michelin chef Hélène Darroze and Nathalie Rykiel, director of the Sonia Rykiel fashion house, posed topless in Marie Claire magazine two years ago.

The extinction of the Spanish line of the Habsburgs and the fact that the emperor Charles VI was the last male member of that house posed serious problems for the Habsburg territories, which, at the beginning of the 18th century, were held together mainly by the person of the sovereign, notwithstanding the fact that there were some institutions of central administration.

Before killing her, Nikki wants to learn as much as she can about the woman who abandoned her, and to that end takes a room as a lodger in Phyllis's house, posing as a student who is doing research on the lives of the islanders.

Just look at them all, casually hanging out at Barbra-freaking-Streisand's house, posing in front of all her books, being super famous.

Exposed electrical wires run along a ceiling beam in the house, posing a serious hazard.

Livestock, garbage, backyard bird feeders and even well-stored food in locked houses pose an irresistible attraction to bears.

They argue that "emissions from poultry houses pose little or no risk to public health" because the ammonia disperses quickly in the air.