Sentence examples for posed on tuesday from inspiring English sources

That is a question many Democrats posed on Tuesday night, as it became clear that Larry Hogan had defeated Anthony Brown, the current lieutenant governor, in an upset that the National Review called "stunning".

The city's ego – a common question posed on Friday was 'he's leaving Miami for Cleveland?

Joseph was picked against Scotland ahead of Ben Te'o because of his defensive qualities and is aware of the threat posed on Saturday.

That question was posed on Monday to Cashman, who was asked if thought Rodriguez's admitted use of performance-enhancing drugs earlier in his career might be a reason both hips had eventually become damaged.

"If it's been almost a month, then why hasn't somebody come to get us?" That was the question posed on Wednesday's "Lost" by the character Claire (Emilie de Ravin), who returned, after being kidnapped by the evil Ethan William Mapotherr), with no memory of the plane crash that brought her and the others to the island.

That's the question author Wendy Plump posed on Thursday in a HuffPost Divorce blog post.

Anessa from Santa Ana, who posed on day 170 with her head sticking out of the sand, is fresh out of the eighth grade and would like "people to be smarter". Barbara from Claremont, who did her interview on day 153 while celebrating her 75th birthday, summarized her life as "interesting" and wants to travel to Sicily within a year.

Topher Grace poses on Tuesday during a photocall for the film "BlacKkKlansman" at the Cannes Film Festival in France.

The new home secretary was the latest politician to strike a power pose on Monday.

Djokovic, meanwhile, is fully aware of the threat Murray will pose on Sunday.

Stone's pose on Friday was the talk of the town — by which, of course, we mean political Twitter.