Sentence examples for posed it at from inspiring English sources

When the Cuban choreographer Roclan González Chavez posed it at the end of his "Kings of Salsa" concert on Sunday afternoon, the answer had already been confirmed.

The public information officer (PIO) wrote back promptly that "Since this is a legal question" I should pose it to the appropriate contact at the Department of Justice.

The species' very limited distribution in combination with the threats posed by invasive species place it at a level of risk sufficient to be considered as Critically Endangered under IUCN Red List criteria.

Nothing, if you believe Michelle Malkin, who posed for it at an anti-stimulus rally in Denver this week.

In June 1894, he called on Wilde at 16 Tite Street, without an appointment, and clarified his stance: "I do not say that you are it, but you look it, and pose at it, which is just as bad.

When a Little League team asked him to pose behind it at the Curve game, he did, then walked off without a single handshake or pat on the back to a young player.

No threat to the enterprise was posed, and at best it can be said that the exclusion was motivated by pique instead of a rational corporate purpose.

Such a challenge is flamboyantly posed at the Brownson Gallery at Manhattanville College here.

To go back to the question I posed at the top, it's half-decent.

It was posed at a special conference on the state of the NHS in England convened by the British Medical Association.

The Ontario leader condemned hate speech, but refuses to name an infamous source of it, who he posed with at Ford Fest this weekend.