Sentence examples for keep posing from inspiring English sources

But Hannay's experiences keep posing challenges.

The characters keep posing for us and one another; steps are hurled flamboyantly, like stunts.

We need to keep posing hard questions to deficit hawks who argue that we shouldn't be hiring unemployed workers to maintain our crumbling roads and bridges, even though postponing such projects will make them much more expensive in the future.

Mr Pritchard said "one particular junction" seemed to keep posing a danger.

All of us in our 60s who manage money keep posing the same questions to ourselves.

So the question I keep posing, the request I keep making, is quit moving the goalposts.

He fired a client who kept posing new objections to a residential commission.

Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of the 101st Airborne Division, kept posing that question to himself and to Rick Atkinson, the reporter at his side through most of the action.

The local reporters kept posing the question "So will Brazil become an important part of the fashion calendar?" Well, when thirty or so Gisele look-alikes sway down the catwalk, hair swooshing, it's not strictly about what they're wearing — it's whether you notice that they're wearing anything at all.

In "The Sweets," a ballad, she keeps posing questions that she wouldn't want to know the answer to: "Who you falling for?," "Whose lies?," "Who you following?" They're not completely turning themselves inside out, as the title might imply.

A question they kept posing, he added, was, "Do you want to run this place, or should we?" No date was set for creating an interim authority, and no details about its powers and functions were discussed in the meeting, the Iraqis said.