Sentence examples for pose is to from inspiring English sources
The only risk they appear to pose is to pitchers who dare throw them a strike.
In this show to pose is to perform, and performance is a ritual.
The threat I want my reforms to pose is to a failing system, outdated methods and unreformed working practices, not to the needy".
Lectured on cool by a haughty PR hack, George snaps back: "The new pose is to care passionately and be rightwing".
The sad truth of "war on terror" veterans, struggling to reintegrate, often isolated and lacking support, is that the greatest danger they pose is to themselves, by self-inflicted violence.
The EFF said that the "only way to stop the public safety and public privacy threats that cell-site simulators pose is to increase the security of our mobile communications infrastructure at every layer".
Frank Field, Labour MP for Birkenhead and a supporter of a referendum, said on Sunday: "The greatest challenge Ukip poses is to Labour.
A good way to tell if someone is skating or posing is to ask "Do you ride regular or goofy?".
On the high seas, the greatest danger that the Farley posed was to itself.
The only real threat he posed was to his own countrymen.
As Mr. Kersels began hacking at a leg of the chair on which he was sitting, it became clear that the main danger he posed was to himself.
