Sentence examples for posed near from inspiring English sources
Temperatures were in the 70s as the couple posed near Whig and Clio halls.
A portrait of Thom Gunn taken in 1988 shows the poet in a confrontational stance in leather vest, jeans and boots, posed near a jukebox.
This time a pale woman lies supine in a flat landscape; a fox-like animal, posed near her neck, stares intently at her.
The Thor star talks of "huge excitement and buzz" as he posed near Gwyneth Paltrow, who played Pepper Potts, while Iron Man Robert Downey Jr posed in front of Captain America Chris Evans.
When Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger posed near Interstate 405 earlier this year, proposing to relieve congestion there as part of a statewide public works blitz, it seemed that, finally, some relief was in sight.
We believe that this reflects a general organizational principle in cellular systems, whereby cells are often posed near an instability threshold to enable rapid responses to changing conditions.
The 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill posed near-term economic risks to the Gulf of Mexico region and raised questions about appropriate policies to mitigate catastrophic oil spill risks.
While the Trump administration's efforts to roll back key environmental protections pose near-term challenges, Earth Systems alumna Martha Roberts takes the long view.
Kornwolf was written amid Egolf's activities with the Smoketown Six, whose anti-war protests in Lancaster, Philadelphia, included burning an effigy of George Bush and posing, near-naked, in a pyramid similar to that of the Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.
Neil Herman, an analyst at Lehman Brothers, wrote to his clients that "Oracle's bid for PeopleSoft poses near-term risk, as there are only three weeks left in PeopleSoft's second quarter, and many potential customers may delay purchases".
Storms, economic and social disruption, and pervasive hardship pose near-term threats to the tropical regions highlighted in the report -- but, eventually, these changes will affect us all.
