Sentence examples for pose by a from inspiring English sources

Five family members stood up to pose by a painting while a sixth snapped photos with his Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Some sites are known as "flip-flop" highpoints because visitors can drive up in a car and hop out in sandals to pose by a marker; others require multi-day mountain climbs involving special gear and training.

And the Grim Reaper doesn't seem far away – a lifeless Wolverine is depicted being borne away in a Christ-like pose by a skeleton Death on the cover of the final comic in the series.

Uniformed state-school girls in too-short skirts pose by a plundered police van as their friends take pictures, while behind them a boy in a mask holds a placard reading "Burn Eton".

The trip was a bit of pre-publication business, and when an accompanying photographer asked him to pose by a wall mural, some passers-by promptly accused him of being famous.

You can have your hair blow-dried into any "Rachel" era you fancy, walk around a scale-model of Monica's apartment, play foosball, sit on a La-Z-Boy chair, have coffee in a Central Perk, sit on an orange velvet couch, look at real props (The white dog! Buffay The Vampire Layer on VHS!) and pose by a fountain with umbrellas.

The danger posed by a tumor is represented visually.

An administration hypes the threat posed by a foreign power.

"This includes acknowledging the challenges posed by a changing climate.

Who really wants to answer such a personal question, posed by a stranger on your doorstep?

But challenges posed by a high-poverty student population remain daunting, no matter the sauce.