Sentence examples for pose to get from inspiring English sources
These souls can draw upon what they have learned from yoga for practical solutions--moving through the world or a situation without actually having to do a yoga pose to get the value.
There's no whippet today, although Oxford does get to pose with a dead pheasant.
James Taylor is to play at their soiree, and tickets are going for $500 for people under 30, $1,000 for "general attendees," and $2,500 for guests who will get to pose with Mr. Biden for pictures.
Which just goes to show that in Hollywood, even if you get to pose defiantly with a bow and arrow on one movie poster, there's a good chance you'll be being strangled by a man on the next.
"Just like Guitar Hero lets you feel a little like being a rock star — you get to pose and dance a little while you're doing it — with FarmVille there is a real sense that you're actually doing something that has a cause and effect," he said.
TODD: Do I get to pose nude for Playgirl, punkin?
De Sousa has been a consistent critic of the US government and made a series of allegations in 2013, including that the former CIA station chief Jeffrey Castelli had exaggerated the threat Abu Omar posed to get approval for the rendition, and that the operation had been approved by the then CIA director George Tenet.
It took three poses to get the photo Mr. McNally wanted, with Mrs. Beamer, visibly pregnant with their third child, gazing steadfastly ahead, her hands folded in front of her.
POPSUGAR offers five yoga poses to get you out of bed and start your morning feeling calm, energized and at peace.
In the most recent sexual attack, the rapist posed as a plumber to get to get into an apartment on 38th Street in Queens on Sept. 25 and rape an 11-year-old girl, the police said.
Polidori has learned from Byron that "one needs a pose, a posture, to get what one wants"; Eliza is a childlike and bookish ingénue who is "capable of believing anything she thinks", provided it will satisfy her craving for "intrigue" and (ideally) betterment.
