Sentence examples for pose was made from inspiring English sources

VOGUE The glamour-under-pressure pose was made famous in "Paris Is Burning," Jennie Livingston's 1990 documentary about drag balls among poor black and Latino gay men.

But that pose was made preposterous recently when the Senate voted against a proposal that would have saved current Social Security surpluses for future benefits instead of spending the money right now, as is the current practice.

Rubens says to Helene, "Helene, dearheart, would you pose for a nude?" And Helene says, "Sure thing, Pookie-Bear - how about this?" Perhaps Rubens says, "Honey, that pose is making your boobs point in different directions".

These yoga poses are made for people trying to open the hips.

A calendar spread featuring men who claim to be Romanian Orthodox priests in scintillating poses is making the blogosphere rounds.

Then he spoke again about the danger that the children of immigrants posed, which, he said, was made worse by political correctness.

A tie that appeared awkward for the Premier League club when the draw was made posed no problems for a Sunderland side playing with the sort of confidence and conviction that was so badly lacking under Steve Bruce.

Similarly, England's defence that she was made to pose for the pictures is only relevant in so far as it implies more senior people were involved.

He says he was made to pose for a photograph while holding a pistol, charged with its illegal possession, and taken to court.

Holmstrom said that making the Ramones pose was like "pulling teeth," but said it turned out to be "the classic Ramones album cover".

The security threat to Iran posed by "regime changers" in Washington was made abundantly clear by the invasion of Iraq in 2003.