Sentence examples for pose to take from inspiring English sources

Do not climb on, touch, or pose to take pictures with buddha-images, no matter how old, broken or well-cared for.

For example, she says she might say: "Let's start in Child's Pose to take inventory.

The young electronics company Xiaomi is exploding in China and seems posed to take over the world.

He tells me "I think BCG is posed to take all the lessons they learned from pioneering the social games space into the casino world.

I thought a lot What I will publish: Which things to share, Which poses to take... Should I pretend to be a pile of rubbish?

So if you're really, genuinely concerned about the threat unvaccinated people pose to society, take a look at the medical establishment that's alienating skeptical parents.

But the HSE today issued a notice ordering the MoD to take action to deal with the potentially fatal risks such top flight selection processes pose to those taking part.

So I pose to you, readers, to take a step back and look at your industry and think about what you are doing -- and what you can be doing, to bridge this seemingly never-ending gender gap.

The difficulty of closing down the Guantánamo Bay prison is nicely exemplified by a choice posed to Slovenia: take one of its inmates, and your president will meet Barack Obama.The third category, a tendentious one, purports to show other countries' private thinking.

No matter the accomplishments we set out to attain, the sky is not even the limit but towards the galaxies, far away, as we prop ourselves into an airplane pose ready to take flight into the unknown.

They see the main dangers he poses to China taking the form of what might follow his regime's collapse: chaos along the border, and the possibility of a reunified Korea aligned with America.