Sentence examples for key to posing from inspiring English sources

HellCath says "attitude" is key to posing pin-up - Photo by Martin Cartier.

But Keanu once belonged to some scary criminals who rob his apartment and take Keanu back, so Rell and his equally nerdy buddy Clarence (Key) have to pose as tough guys to infiltrate their setup and get their kitten back.

Whether the architectural concept will prove robust enough to survive the obstacles it faces between now and the museum's planned opening date of 2017 is the key question to pose at this point.

In yoga, for example, purposeful breathing is the key to any pose, especially the handstand.

Could chemicals key to sustainable technologies pose unseen environmental risks?

But he told Congress that the key to tackling problems posed by financial behemoths is to convince uninsured creditors of these companies that they will not be bailed out by the government.

The scandal, which immediately forced the resignation of a key aide, looks set to pose the greatest challenge yet to a six-month-old administration that is also struggling with a dire recession and political turmoil which led earlier this year to the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff.

Socrates questions Theaetetus about the nature of expertise, and this leads him to pose the key question of the dialogue: "What is knowledge?" (143d-145e).

"Given that the board is quick to raise integrity and trust as key issues I would like to pose simple questions," King said.

But we can't escape the reality that certain institutions, by virtue of their size or their linkages to key markets, pose unique risks to the system and can bring others down with them". Instead, those companies would be allowed to borrow money from the government.

To some Jordanians, Abdullah's reluctance to cede key powers poses the greatest obstacle to efforts to bring about the kind of democratic changes that have swept the region.