Sentence examples for making poses from inspiring English sources

Much of the space technology that Europeans and others are now making poses no strategic threat.

You can use supportive props like bolsters, blankets, and blocks to make poses comfortable so that you can stay in the pose for longer and continue to breathe.

Iyengar Yoga is a didactic practice which focuses on body alignment and makes frequent use of props such as belts, chairs, and blocks to make poses accessible to people at all levels.

He watched the woman's friend stand up and make poses in the camera.

A tie that appeared awkward for the Premier League club when the draw was made posed no problems for a Sunderland side playing with the sort of confidence and conviction that was so badly lacking under Steve Bruce.

If the outfit isn't flattering, it makes posing more limited and less flattering.

It is no exaggeration to say that threats like those Trump made pose a grave and immediate danger to the social fabric of our country as well to our democracy.

As the session ended, moderator Lim and other panelists invited the audience to come down front to meet speakers individually and make pose any comments or questions they wished.

I show Cole a picture of the baying crowd making monkey poses at him.

Cattelan was there, but this time as an oblong nugget-person, making strongman poses with his arms and mean-mugging.

Participants found enjoyment in the classes and found them helpful, although their functional limitations made certain poses, such as the standing poses and transitions from one pose to another, challenging.