Sentence examples for is pose from inspiring English sources
verb
To place in an attitude or fixed position, for the sake of effect.
- To pose a model for a picture.
But mostly what they do is pose topics for discussion and then see where those topics lead, from friendship to sports to Derrida to handbaskets to international politics and various points between.
What he did do is pose with his phone, apparently taking his own picture, at a photo opportunity with a group of naval cadets during the 2005 general election campaign.
Kubiak seems like your good-natured and straight-laced uncle or high school gym teacher and the only scandalous thing Ron Rivera has ever done is pose for a picture with his Chicago BARES teammates.
The advantage of the spectral methods is pose invariance which was discussed in a previous work [13] but which is not considered in this paper.
What he has done a lot of is pose in matching traditional costumes with his family while pressing his hands together.
I take a 20 from my wallet, tell her it's my life savings and she can have it, all she has to do is pose like a model.
Instead, everything is posed, everything rushed.
The main threat is posed by insouciance.
Deforestation is posing a similar challenge.
"The revenue side is posing a challenge".
