Sentence examples for if he posed from inspiring English sources

If he posed for Mr. Renaldi, someone might see him, take a picture and post it on Twitter.

I asked if he posed his question the way he did to bait me into saying something negative about the justice.

Asked if he posed a threat to the public, Mr Mehta said: "I think given what we are finding out about his antecedents and his history, clearly he potentially poses a risk to the public.

A few days later, back in Guam, someone asked him if he posed the picture.

Fair warning: If he poses for a photo with it next to a hot dog cart, the Internet will explode.

"Even if Richard is a legitimate service animal," he told me, "if he poses a public-health risk, the A.D.A. says he can be excluded.

Yet Mr. DiFrancesco, who is seeking a full four-year lease on the office he inherited Feb. 1, is treating Mr. Schundler as if he poses little threat.

Sally* is concerned about her 12-year-old daughter's online behaviour and Anne* was sexually abused by her father over 30 years ago and wants to know if he poses a risk to her daughter.

The 58-year-old is likely to come under close scrutiny from the mental health team to see if he poses a potential suicide risk because of his fall from grace, said Mark Leech, editor of Converse, the prisoners' newspaper, and a former prisoner who now counsels high-profile inmates.

But if he poses a danger, it is to the rest of Latin America, where his simplistic ideas are sometimes popular, rather than to the United States, which even after the mid-term elections does not seem to be lusting for a "Bolivarian revolution".

With Johnson polling over six percent in a crucial swing state, Talking Points Memo recently asked if he "poses a greater threat to Obama than Romney in Colorado".