Sentence examples for pose has already from inspiring English sources

The pose has already been established in Let's Get It On, on which Gaye was hot, tender, aggressive, soothing and casually raunchy the modern lover with all his contradictions.

Pose has already partnered with a number of brands including Aerie by American Eagle, DKNY, Jewelmint.com Levi's and True Religion.

Computational support of learning by problem posing has already been developed in various domains (Barak and Rafaeli 2004; Hirashima et al. 2007; Hirashima et al. 2010; Hirai et al. 2009; Takagi and Teshigawara 2006; Yu et al. 2005).

Though the budding model has already posed for GQ, W magazine and Elle, Penn says next on the horizon is acting.

His pose had changed since last week's game.

Secretary of State for International Development Justine Greening has already posed an important question on the world stage: what happens when 600 million young people, mostly in Africa and Asia, enter a job market with little work available for them to do?

Anne Hathaway, an ingenue who has already posed in Vanity Fair on a white horse, is the San Francisco high school misfit who finds out she is the heir to the Genovian throne.

The influx of Millennials in the workforce has already posed a bit of a challenge for many companies, as it can be difficult to integrate this younger generation into the workplace.

Kate Upton has already posed nearly naked in freezing Antarctica temperatures ("I was losing hearing and eyesight because my body was shutting down," she said afterward), not to mention in pools with popsicles and straddling a unicorn with bunch of farm animals.

We completely agree: such trials are urgently needed, not only because science has already posed the question, but also because more and more people are actually supplementing themselves and their children on the basis of currently unjustified messages in the lay press.

A1 Arnold Schwarzenegger showed on a campaign swing through New York City what he has already learned: pose for lots of pictures with children, avoid talking policy or taking questions from reporters and fish for campaign contributions at the Four Seasons.