Sentence examples similar to opening poses from inspiring English sources

One showed them in open poses, such as leaning back with legs outstretched, or standing up with their arms out wide.

The Open poses many challenges for the tennis elite, from surviving 140-mile-per-hour serves to withstanding New York City's snark, but perhaps the most fundamental challenge is getting there.

Opening problem-posing to students has risks (see also section on autonomy below).

The opening question posed to students was: "How often do you think about your peer who attempted (or completed) suicide".

His arms-open pose looks at once martial and beseeching; it may be based on statues of Roman Catholic saints brought from France.

"Open borders pose policing and intelligence challenges but are only one aspect of the overall security picture.

Inhalation exposure during slaughter procedures and ante-mortem inspection when infected carcasses are opened currently pose important, although undefined, risks for zoonotic TB transmission among the abattoir workers in Ethiopia.

It's not just New Yorkers: the Los Angeles-based company Yoga for Weddings (slogan: "Bringing the Deep Breath to the Big Day") offers private 90-minute classes, with a focus on "heart-opening poses" like the Cobra, for brides-to-be and their pals in nine United States cities (cost: $500).

The 21-year-old, who took four wickets on the opening day, again posed the chief threat to the home batsmen on day two.

Consequently, the other opening question was posed.

Open innovation hence poses important challenges for SMEs even though they play a major role in the contemporary innovation landscape.