Sentence examples for posed from the from inspiring English sources

That question has been posed from the day Citigroup was forged by the blockbuster merger of Citicorp and the Travelers Group in 1998.

But the most enduring question is the one posed from the beginning: how would being hand-raised by humans affect him?

Nor did the Holocaust remove from Jews this big choice that Zionists posed from the start, though a generation of horror and Israeli insurgence delayed having to face it.

Commission co-chair William K Reilly said: "So a key question posed from the outset by this tragedy is, do we have a single company, BP, that blundered with fatal consequences, or a more pervasive problem of a complacent industry?

Figure 4 Comparisons of responses to questions on evolution if posed from the scientific community's ("scientists") vs. student perspectives.

The artists can also see a real-time chat that's happening among viewers, as well as direct questions posed from the audience.

They were posing from the neck up".

Metsu, who like Vermeer was Catholic, borrowed the youth's pose from the Pietà.

Ms. Avis, elegantly attired, illustrated songs with gestures and poses from the fashion magazine playbook.

Mr. Blankfein, seizing the moment, mimicked the pose from the witness stand, leading to more cackling in the courtroom.

To this day they have themselves photographed staring into Tiffany's window in the classic pose from the 1961 film.