Sentence examples for pose which was from inspiring English sources

Cardi practiced her pose, which was: hands at sides.

The UK's Advertising Standards Authority received a complaint that the image looked as if a child had been dressed as an adult in a sexually suggestive pose which was irresponsible and offensive.

This experimental result supports a competitive mechanism and was crucial to establish the docking search space as well as select the best pose, which was then investigated by molecular dynamics studies that corroborate the hit putative binding profile towards LmPTR1.

Nicely covered in David Bennum's blog, it tells of the six-foot high chocolate cast of Christ in the crucifixion pose, which was to have been exhibited in the Roger Smith Hotel in New York, until the Catholic League got their teeth into the matter.

DR: Yes, Pose, which was an early mobile shopping application.

Also, love the double hands-on-hips pose, which is unexpectedly Kardashian.

Laura Cumming, who writes illuminatingly of the former in her book A Face to the World, actually describes this as a "rock star pose" – which is another way of capturing its recognisable modernity.

If you have enough room and flexibility, from your seat you can also try ankle-to-knee (with one leg) pose, which is a complicated way of saying place your ankle on top of the opposite knee.

RS Tinie Tempah Photograph: David M. Benett/Getty Images Updated at 6.47pm GMT 6.38pm GMT Rapper Iggy Azalea showcases the "here's my bum" red carpet pose which is as weird as it is ubiquitous.

Localizing means estimating the camera pose which is the foundation for any AR experience.

He gingerly attempted to recreate the pose — which is to say, it's possible, but not particularly convenient.