Sentence examples for pose with which from inspiring English sources

You can see references to the heroic pose with which two men end a duet in "Agon" (1957); the partnering device whereby a woman is folded in half and revolved before opening out anew in Ashton's "Dream" (1964); and even one of the strangest images from "Symphony in Three Movements," in which the woman holds her hands (palms out) before her eyes, as if sightless.

Guests in bathing suits come up to him in an endless stream, asking for his autograph or to pose with him, which he does cheerfully.

That bar is where we'd all stop and pose with cosmos, which are to SATC as motorcycles are to Sons of Anarchy.

Occasionally, concerns about the practice were prompted by law-enforcement agents who fear that pressures to rack up revenue-generating drug busts pose challenges with which their departments can't keep pace.

He was granted permission to visit the "front" only if he conducted himself in an "appropriately sombre manner", but broke his word by his unhelpful pose with the gun (which was in due course interpreted as a dig at David Cameron's military strategy).

Mr. Kadir was en route to Iran when he was arrested three years ago, carrying a computer drive with photos of him and his children posing with guns, which prosecutors suggested he would use to demonstrate his ability to stage an attack.

The account, run by an anonymous creator with ties to the fashion industry, posts picture of thin (mostly) women posing with food which, the Instagram intimates, they could not possibly have eaten due to the small sizes of their bodies.

By zapping the setting to a circle of moneyed, fashion-conscious modern-day Italians, Mr. Miller reveals the story to be about the facades and poses with which people, young lovers most of all perhaps, protect themselves.

I saw hordes of scarred, trembling, soot-encrusted New Yorkers wandering the streets in a bewildered daze looking for all the world like homeless people, entirely stripped of the personal apparatus and poses with which we tend to signify our status over the next fellow.

For "The George Benson Cookbook" of 1966, he said, he took his cue from "cookbook" and suggested that the George Benson Quartet pose with vintage kitchen appliances, which the group did.

Within hours of Kardashian's Paper photos going online, comedian Chelsea Handler posted on Instagram a photo of her own exposed behind in a similar pose with the caption, "Guess which one is real".