Sentence examples for little pose from inspiring English sources

In about 20 seconds he had removed his parka and seemed to be heading for a striptease right next to the gondola when he suddenly stopped and struck a little pose in his fleece vest and turtleneck.

There's relatively little posing at Paradiso: the main event is Irene's famous paella evening.

"This is going to seem a little posed, don't you think?" he asked.

In the face of that prospect, he continued, "doing too little poses a greater threat than doing too much".

Coming from young artists (including Mr. Scheer, who wrote a number of the war songs), this whole "Greatest Generation" evocation seemed a little anachronistic and a little posed.

It is clearly a little posed; possibly the photographer asked Ruth to take off my father's shoes, and I am mopping his brow.

After some screaming and scampering and more than a little posing, she emerged in a $5,000 outfit, all white, head to toe.

When Mr Farage and Mr Little posed with the cliffs in the background, one photographer shouted "Just Nigel", and Mr Little dutifully stood aside.

These chemicals can leach into the groundwater, of which Palestinians already have preciously little, posing a threat to human health.

"It was the heels that almost threw me, not to mention the tiny little posing suits that the women wear!

And I'm with Lawrence Summers, another member of the Obama economic team, who recently declared, "In this crisis, doing too little poses a greater threat than doing too much".