Sentence examples for posed in one from inspiring English sources

When Miss Parker posed in one of fashion's first bikini shots, America noticed.

That question has been posed in one form or another in elections in almost every developed democracy since the collapse of the financial sector in 2008, Britain included.

Paul Rand: This is the question University of Chicago professor, Ben Zhao, posed in one of his landmark studies into what A.I.s are really capable of.

In 2012, Zanisnik posed in one of his installations, reading a Philip Roth book.

The 31-year-old posed in one of those typical white, flowy-outfit baby posts for pics that she posted on her official Facebook page.

NEW YORK -– New York Times reporter James Risen acknowledged in his new book, Pay Any Price, that he posed in one instance as an investor to look into money laundering in the Middle East, a break with the journalistic convention of always identifying oneself as a reporter.

While several men recline on a rolled carpet and others stand around in suits, Klimt poses in one of his signature flowing robes sitting squarely in a white, thronelike chair -- an Old Testament prophet who is also the leader of the pack.

So does Mr. Vallone, posing in one of this year's favored advertising sets: a medical clinic.

The Tour of Britain start on the outskirts of Nottingham was a sea of feathered Robin Hood hats and the race leader, Julian Alaphilippe, channelled Errol Flynn – elegant goatee and all – by posing in one before the start.

It's hard to imagine Jacobs wanting to attract that much attention to herself through clothes rather than words — perhaps that's why she also went with the black-and-gray — but I can just imagine O'Keeffe (who had already adopted kimonos) in Taos, New Mexico, posing in one of Kawakubo's shapely capes.

Miss America contestants, representing their home cities and states, pose in one-piece bathing suits and sashes on the steps outside the Miss America beauty pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Sept. 9, 1927.