Sentence examples for posed to her from inspiring English sources

Just as ubiquitous as the pictures was the question posed to her: How did her grandparents die?

And at several points in the hearing, she took the unusual step of inviting her fellow commissioners to comment on the issues raised by questions posed to her.

She says that she has never been stumped by any of the problems posed to her, "because there's an answer to everything".

Another time, Mrs. Clinton sidestepped a question posed to her about what qualifications she thought Mr. Clark brought to the Democratic presidential contest.

These are an unholy trinity of threats posed to her by insects, heights and water, though she has some pretty low thresholds when it comes to the way other people chew their food too.

And she did not answer another question, posed to her in an e-mail from The New York Times, about whether anyone at Fox News had pressed her to mention the friendship on her 10 p.m. Fox News Channel program.

He cannot understand Sarah's feeling of duty towards Little Bee in the face of the threat she might pose to her way of life.

In February, Chinese video sites posted a privately funded documentary, titled "Under the Dome," in which Chai Jing, a former state-television reporter, described her growing alarm at the risks that air pollution poses to her infant daughter.

Chastain plays her as a woman who relishes the threat she poses to her adversaries, fully owning her worth in a similar way to Scandal's political fixer Olivia Pope.

Dea Mandevill, the city manager for Medford, a small town not far from Cushing, has been trying to draw attention to the hazard that the daily earthquakes pose to her town's aquifer and to the oil pipelines that run underground.

She turns flights of coloratura passagework into bursts of jealousy and defiance as Elizabeth contends with the threat that Mary, a blood relative, poses to her reign in England.