Sentence examples for its pose from inspiring English sources
Pretend when you're not looking your horse comes out from its pose, either if it's running, jumping, standing there, or laying down.
Indeed, one of the final objects in the show, a life-size statue-portrait of Aule Meteli, better known as the "Arringatore," well illustrates this cultural co-habitation: its pose is that of a Roman orator, yet it depicts an Etruscan ancestor, is dedicated to an Etruscan divinity and is made of bronze.
Its pose was a highly stylized recreation of Soviet life, as represented by old black-and-white films.
Much as "The Fifth Estate" will have to sustain its pose of ambiguity for the next half-year, "12 Years" will have to sustain its outrage.
A statue's free-standing limb that would need propping up if made of clay can hold its pose for centuries when made of bronze.
From its pose alone, the figure is unmistakable: Chet Atkins, the virtuoso guitarist, the architect of the Nashville Sound, the producer who helped create Music City by stockpiling top musicians and singers in its studios, and a man credited with having performed on more records than any other guitarist.
Its posing was merely a vehicle designed to deliver me to my point, which is this: Uncle Willing has abandoned the Book Bench family for Sweden.
Despite its potentials, it poses several challenges for academia and industry analysts alike.
Ms. Brinkley said the change would help G.M. achieve its goal of reducing the risk its pensions pose to investors.
Many other animals that live in its habitat pose a threat to it.
