Sentence examples for posed book from inspiring English sources

Jules, who brought his case without legal assistance, duly posed, book in one hand, the other in a fist pushed towards the sky at a 45-degree angle: the classic pose of the superhero who is about to fly.

Then again, they'll have to strike a pose at book signings.

A DVD magazine bound in a book-sized package is a creative idea but has also posed a challenge: Book stores can't figure out where it should be displayed, in the book or the magazine section.

Our post on Bruce McCall's new book posed the question of what we should do with books (now that reading is dead).

Bertelsmann failed to notice how much of a threat it posed to the book retailing business.

All in all, this book posed a very imaginative and awe-inspiring answer to the ever-present question, Are we alone?

The question posed by the book is whether the rest of us care enough about them to save these communities from being washed away by ever-rising tides.

A couple who asked not to be named in his book posed in their new, neat, ornately furnished five-room house.

On the Barnes & Noble intranet, store staff members posed with the book and told why they liked it, the first time the Web site was used to do more than display the titles and jackets of notable books.

At the same time, the book posed a sharp challenge to environmental groups and many scientists who have long spoken of looming ecological and climatic catastrophes that have yet to materialize.

This didn't stop one biographer from answering yes to the question posed by his book's title, "Is Roosevelt an Andrew Jackson?" It wasn't actually a lie to say that he was born in "the old family house on the ancestral farm".