Sentence examples for posed beneath from inspiring English sources

Thumb-size black frogs trimmed in yellow posed beneath delicate lilac colored orchids in the leaf litter.

The fluffy white coverlet that dominates the master bedroom features doll-like figures wearing traditional costumes and posed beneath canopies of flowering trees.

As she signed the letter triggering Britain's exit from the EU on Tuesday, May had posed beneath a portrait of Sir Robert Walpole, often described as Britain's first prime minister.

These depict the dead man frontally posed beneath a gabled pediment of mixed architectural style, hands extended at right angles from the body and bent upward from the elbow in the orans (praying) position, a pose that appeared frequently in the earliest Christian art in Rome.

He was going to get us coffee, and wanted to show it to me after he returned, but he could not wait; halfway to the door, he rushed back and dramatically flipped it over, revealing it to be a commemorative edition of Newsweek, with Hillary Clinton posed beneath the words "Madam President"—a "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" headline from 2016.

Joan held her hands together in a prayer pose beneath her chin.

Along the way, his assistants distributed calendars featuring Genghis Khan in a pensive pose beneath the inscription "Democratic Mongolia".

The students wanted their picture taken with Branson, and he suggested that they all climb over a barrier and pose beneath the model of his spaceship.

A tourist posing beneath the skull and bones chandelier.

A floating, silver crown in the mural is drawing selfie snappers who have been posing beneath it, as if wearing the headpiece.

Upon landing in Houston, we posed for photographs beneath the plane's belly, felt the heat waft off its engines, and climbed atop its mighty wheels.