Sentence examples for posed all the from inspiring English sources

Ross also posed all the questions about England's pathetic World Cup performance that needed to be asked.

QPR had posed all the attacking questions and were unlucky again as time ran out, with Hill rattling the bar with a header.

Remedial work at Rho posed all the usual challenges that go with dismantling an oil refinery and ridding the site of hydrocarbon and metal residuals.

What was particularly satisfying about this documentary is how diligently Berryman posed all the questions that the 93 per cent of state-educated Britons would like answers to but are too  polite to ask.

Never mind the fact that it's the food itself (spinach, tomatoes, beef…) that has posed all the recent dangers.

Mourinho reintroduced Juan Mata into Chelsea's line-up - but it was fellow countryman Torres who posed all the early threat to Southampton.

It's a question that Kechiche poses all the more paradoxically inasmuch as the dominant aspect of the movie is physical.

With an almost manic energy, he replayed those events through his head the rest of the day, posing all the unanswerable questions.

The participants in the workshop, the Executive Panel which coordinated the meeting, and the questions posed, all were chosen through a broadly based nomination process in order to achieve as comprehensive a consensus as possible.

The girls posed all over their new campus and clapped as they chanted about "leadership, wellness and honor". .

The showmanship was deliberately scruffy, with the band's lead signer, Luke Pritchard, romping and posing all over the stage as he sang about being, often desperately, in love.