Sentence examples for is allowed to pose from inspiring English sources

"He will be cordoned off and no one is allowed to pose next to him," Ms Keller insisted.

On OWN, celebrities are allowed to pose as ordinary people.

Although audience members were allowed to pose questions, none asked about the book or Cashman's relationship with Torre.

Baron Cohen was then asked to leave from the red carpet, but was allowed to pose for photographs before making his leisurely exit.

He was allowed to pose standing erect, above Freud's eyeline, with his eyes open and focused, as no woman ever was.

This was the period in which Piaf sang for high-ranking Nazi officials, for which she was rewarded by being allowed to pose for photos with French PoWs, photos that were used to make fake passports for them to aid their escape.

Even if he is mocked for his third-person references, which these days are delivered with a twinkling dash of self‑parody, Ibrahimovic should be allowed to pose the question that has consumed him ever since he established himself as one of the world's great footballers.

The tax is rarely levied, but the fact that regulators had finally questioned the donations raised hope that the I.R.S. might address an even more glaring problem: How partisan attack machines are allowed to pose as nonprofit social welfare organizations to avoid disclosing contributors.

Very American, seeing as the major-party leaders — Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Labour, David Cameron of the Conservatives and Nick Clegg of the resurgent Liberal Democrats — were allowed to pose and prose without the added confusion of any Scottish or Welsh candidates or those of smaller parties like the Greens and the assorted far-right xenophobes.

But we were allowed to pose with soldiers at designated intervals during the tour.

An athlete isn't allowed to pose with a porn star?