Sentence examples similar to pose for coming from inspiring English sources

The first hint I had that this was no longer a tenable pose -- and would not be a tenable pose for me -- came from a man I had never met called Morris Bart.

This means that instead of coming into a pose for a short amount of time and hugging the bones close together by engaging our muscles, [one] needs to pull the skeleton apart non-aggressively and with appropriate pressure and then remain stationary a while, allowing the muscles to remain stretched but without engaging them.

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It's part of the glamour and privilege of fame in old age, the tant pis pose that comes with being late for your life.

Some, including a busload of conventioneers from Iowa, came to pose for pictures in front of the nearly 20-foot-high statue of Vince Lombardi, which faces the main thoroughfare, Lombardi Avenue.

Ms. Ketcham was standing in the middle of her muddy lawn the other day, calling a 2-year-old buck named Quogue to come and pose for a photographer.

Doherty came to pose for photos with for-profit execs and to raffle off a copy of her book, "Badass: A Hard-Earned Guide to Living Life with Style and (Right) Attitude".

Politicians came out to pose for pictures.

Monologue between photographer and some models who have come in to pose for him for some pictures.

The New Yorker, October 7 , 1933P. 85 Monologue between photographer and some models who have come in to pose for him for some pictures.

Most barely glanced in his direction and did not break stride, though some did come over and pose for a photo.