Sentence examples for posed off from inspiring English sources

The question of whether Fergie has 'lost it' - his touch, rather than his temper, that is - has been posed off and on for a couple of seasons now.

Our security goals towards Iran, where we have astonishingly taken the most dangerous threat that Iran posed off the table, would no longer be attainable.

One extraordinary window on to their relationship is The Beggar Maid, in which a barefoot Alice wears a tattered white dress in a pose of off-the-shoulder flirtation.

He could keep arguing that military action was justified no matter how immediate a threat Saddam Hussein posed, and put off an examination and possible overhaul of America's intelligence operations for another year.

Troyse says the model has motivation for striking a pose off the catwalk, especially in an increasingly digitally minded culture.

Figure out which hand should hold the snowball and how you should pose off the rainbow scarf, etc.

It lost its military leader, Ahmed Shad Massoud, when two suicide assassins, posing as journalists, set off a bomb in his presence.

He was mortally wounded there on September 9th, when two Arab suicide bombers, posing as journalists, set off a bomb while they were interviewing him.

But no one's questioning McDonell's heartthrob credentials: last year he posed, top-off, for Rolling Stone magazine.

But while some fighters strike an impassive pose, shrugging off questions the way they shrug off the dangers of the cage, Rousey is nothing if not expressive.

Is it an image of property and power – and if so, does Gainsborough love or loathe these people who pose showing off their land?