Sentence examples for posed one from inspiring English sources

His puzzles were so much a part of his identity that he posed one on his first date with his future wife, Blanche de Grab.

Pebbles would travel a bit downhill when struck, so the two concluded that the photo with the rocks further downhill was the second photo -- the posed one with cannonballs on the road.

President Donald Trump may be in overall good health, but on Tuesday's broadcast of "The Daily Show," host Trevor Noah posed one question to the White House's official physician, Ronny Jackson: "No heart problems, no dementia, no dentures… but did you test for racism?" The news that Trump was declared completely sane made Noah "even more worried".

But the job posed one challenge that she resisted.

They have also posed one very big problem indeed: what to do with all that snow.

But he posed one too many challenges to his ability to pull off feats of daring and deftness.

That day, he and the other students passed around a handful of green graduation gowns, slipping them on and off, as they posed one-by-one for pictures.

The government poses one criterion on information control, that is, whether it undermines its rule.

Once comfortable with this pose, one can move on to try the Wheel pose.

Trade on the internet poses one of the biggest challenges facing Cites, said Paul Todd, a campaign manager for the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

Bubblegum is also a genre that depended on a consistent pose, one that obliterated the personalities of individual bands.