Sentence examples for posed between from inspiring English sources

They showed him celebrating his 14th birthday, eyes bright with a birthday hat posed between his pricked ears.

During the course of the evening, a number of very attractive young women posed between the brothers.

If you roll the clock forward, these days the redwoods are posed between two threats: on one hand resource extraction (aggressive logging), and on the other residential development and suburban sprawl as people find new places to live.

It's set in a village temple, where a monk uses two unlikely pictures — Artemisia Gentileschi's violent "Judith Slaying Holofernes" and a Jeff Koons photograph of himself posed between bikini-clad models — as illustrations for a moral homily.

Miller described the play, in which a TV network bids to transmit the crucifixion of a messianic Latin-American revolutionary, as a 'satiric comedy verging on the tragic', in which commercialisation and media tittle-tattle are attacked, and a choice is posed between a state of continuous revolution and 'Jacuzzi civilisation'.

From Mr Moon's perspective, the choice posed between growth and the growth of the safety net is a false one.South Korea's welfare spending (as a percentage of GDP) is less than half the OECD average; the country is not likely to turn into Greece any time soon.

To return to the question posed earlier, an examination reveals striking similarities between the Republican and Democratic presidents on issues related to the detention camp.

Attendees posed next to twisted hanging bodies for pictures to be purchased as souvenir postcards.

But another issue was also posed today: should the Davis Cup captain John McEnroe play doubles?

The debate might be more constructive if we return to the substantive questions that I posed earlier.

True, the questions that David Cameron posed yesterday over Syria in the Commons have an extremely familiar feel: Why?