Sentence examples for pose under the from inspiring English sources
He enjoys it though, especially the beautiful setting and savasana (also called corpse pose) under the stars.
After their squats on the machine, she assumed her pose under the bar, flipping her ponytail above it to prevent pinching.
Sarah Regan tweeted: "Saw the moon today, pretty special...absolutely love @HarrisPreston recommend to everyone!" And Colin Anderson posted a picture of a young lad recreating Mercury's pose under the moon.
Figure 4 Cylindrical head model estimates a head pose under the assumption that the human head is cylindrical: (a) cylindrical head model; (b) top view of the cylindrical head model where the pose angle is calculated using the three facial lines, namely, the right facial edge, the left facial edge, and the center of the face; (c) selected FFPs for the facial lines and the three lines.
In this surreal scene, some tourists pose under the famous gate as if they were at a theme park.
In this surreal scene, some tourists now pose under the famous gate as if they were at a theme park, but most are reverent.
The problem that Afghanistan posed under the Taliban was not an isolated one.
"Our kids go to the same school," I called out to Anna, who was posing under the hot spotlight.
In 1872 an Englishman named Angelo Lewis, posing under the pseudonym "Professor Hoffmann", began revealing secrets of magic for the public in a boys' magazine and then a book, "Modern Magic".
Last year, the Spectator scoffed at the idea, asking: "Do adults really need to be taught about the moment of 'consent'?" The suggestion, posed under the banner of common sense, is that all the talk of needing to clarify consent is a daft generational trend, one where young people are complicating the simplest, and oldest, of human interactions with stuttering indecision.
If classical music, with its rules of tonality and harmony and its set, classical forms of concerto, symphony and quartet, is perceived, even unconsciously, as a moral entity, people may react negatively when music posing under the classical mantle doesn't express the kind of "good" they expect from it.
