Sentence examples for pose him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin has revived this tradition in a watered-down form, using the power of the Central Election Commission to hand-pick rivals who pose him no threat.

I found that I could easily pose him by clicking on a body part and moving it as a puppeteer might pull strings to produce a gesture.

Nor has any previous administration been so determined to portray the president as a hero, going so far as to pose him in line with the heads on Mount Rushmore, or arrange that landing on the aircraft carrier.

He has tried to disavow the traditional role of a Gandhi (which would pose him as a Western-educated member of the elite with a near-feudal style of concern for the masses) preferring to pitch himself as a man ready to drink the dirty water of village peasants, and to eat food among the most marginalised of society.

When a photographer arranged to pose him in a Starbucks near Carlyle's modern office suites, Kim admitted that he'd never patronized the world's most famous coffee chain.

Matt Dawson will front another series of "Dawson Debates" on the BBC Sport website where viewers can pose him questions throughout the tournament.

Scott may have been at a disadvantage — according to one biographer, Brady posed him topless, in imitation of the Romans (this image has never been seen).

They've even posed him for pictures astride a white stallion, an image drawn from his grandfather's legacy as a guerrilla hero.

Hanson chose his model carefully and then posed him or her in a manner that would best capture his basic theme.

Mr Sherrard also claimed that his client is on the wanted-list of the Somali rebel group al-Shabaab, which poses him further risk.

Brady knew precisely how to frame Lincoln, the supposedly rural rail splitter, posing him with his hand resting on two well-read tomes atop a classical pillar.