Sentence examples for posed cheek from inspiring English sources

Pictures of Mr. Khan posed cheek to cheek with Bill and Hillary Clinton rested on two end tables in the living room.

The couple reunited over Grammy weekend, and were even caught by paparazzi posing cheek-to-cheek at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

Every one was pecked on the cheek and posed for pictures while the assembled paparazzi called "Giorgio!

The marketing gurus at the insurance company Aflac posed that tongue-in-cheek question on the duck's Facebook page on Dec. 28.

She started in the fashion industry aged 19 and her piercing green eyes graced countless Vogue covers, but she has also posed for tongue-in-cheek campaigns for the likes of Walkers crisps.

The tongue-in-cheek question was posed last week, when the C.E.O.'s of the eight largest financial institutions in the country — all of whom had taken billions in government bailout money to shore up their balance sheets — testified before the committee in a widely publicized hearing.

If not for its accomplishment in booking a lineup composed of rock's biggest acts, or for its swift victory in selling out the first weekend in three hours, demonstrating its captive audience, then more literally as a role posed by its tongue-and-cheek nickname – Oldchella.

It can be a dressy place to, so prepare to pose, suck your cheeks in and leave your sanity at the door.

The wig, boots and incense turned this earnest image into a tongue-in-cheek pose, and by the third song she had tossed off the wig to reveal close-cropped hair.

She blew out the candles, posed graciously for countless photographs and accepted cheek kisses galore.

After refusing indignantly to discuss any aspect of his personal life with the Senate Judiciary Committee, he posed with his wife for a series of astonishingly intimate portraits: grinning cheek to cheek, holding hands on the plush carpet, curled up on the sofa reading the Bible.