Sentence examples for pose said from inspiring English sources

"When a camera is pointed at them, people have their pose," said Mr. Bornfriend, referring to digital snapshots.

He called the pose, said to stimulate the thyroid, "one of the greatest boons conferred on humanity by our ancient sages".

"It still seems we're stuck in this crouched, tactical, reactive pose," said Brian Katulis, a senior fellow and expert on Egypt at the Center for American Progress.

"I call that his Madame Bovary pose," said Mr. Kaye, who is teaching courses on Victorian literature, D. H. Lawrence and the history of the novel.

For the last year, the names of all those in Connecticut have been available on the Internet, regardless of risk they pose, said the state's attorney general, Richard Blumenthal.

"If the Government does make the mistake of approving new field trials, then they should prepare themselves for the response of local communities, who will be worried about the risks that these crops pose," said Clare Oxborrow, senior food campaigner at Friends of the Earth.

"The thing is that she's not quite experienced enough to know how to pose," says Ian.

At a news conference on Thursday, Mr. Berlusconi struck a Hooverian pose, saying he did not expect more market turmoil ahead and urged Italians to put their money into Italian bonds.

Chabas approved of this pose, saying that it was "perfect".

Backed by shocking pink, wearing a metallic two-piece and showcasing a significant bulge, Sumy's album cover pose says it all.

As you pose, say something the character would.