Sentence examples for many poses as from inspiring English sources

Stretch out the carpet as long as possible so that your guests can do many poses as they walk down.

These groups, many posing as "anti-tax" organizations, are key to the tobacco industry's efforts to win over the anti-big government segment of the electorate.

The pin-up craze has apparently extended to officers; at least, the Library reports that corporals come in now and then, pursuing orders to get a picture of Lana Turner (the Library has almost as many poses of Lana as it has of the common cockroach).

The trouble is that this idea poses as many questions as answers.

Mr. Arafat assumed many poses.

A spokeswoman for SAGE pointed to several studies that have shown that elderly gays, lesbians and transgendered people are routinely denied housing and treated differently when applying — many even pose as heterosexual to lease or buy.

Though Ms. Wilson had worked at C.I.A. headquarters since 1997, with occasional trips abroad, she had previously worked overseas for many years, posing as a diplomat and as an energy consultant.

Monaghan says that many who pose as friend of the court are more like "lobbyists" who seek to add their weight and influence, but who don't necessarily add any insight, unique or otherwise.

The evaluation group posed many I/D problems, as well as partially altered problems.

But this is an intelligent, ambitious work that poses as many questions as it answers – much like the human brain itself.

Key players Alderweireld in defence could be the key - let's hope he poses as many problems for the opposition as he does for my spelling.