Sentence examples for posed his from inspiring English sources

He frequently posed his most apparently spontaneous images.

"Hey Radio!" Mr. Turturro called, then began nodding as Radioman posed his question.

A few moments later Peter Davis, who led the outing, posed his favorite question.

For Senator Smith, the Everglades legislation posed his first challenge as chairman of the environment committee.

He rarely staged photographs or posed his subjects, favoring natural settings and straightforward depictions of everyday life and customs.

He costumed and posed his sisters in an attempt to re-create the popular portraits that he loved.

But he does pose his own brand of tricky problems.

Each president poses his own challenge, said Ivan Schwartz, who founded the studio with his brother Elliot.

In this classic pose, his dark eyes burn brightly, like coals in the winter night.

But Mike Pence, the corporate right's inside man, poses his own risks.

Rockwell relied on others to operate the camera; he focussed on posing his models.