Sentence examples for posed under from inspiring English sources

The problem that Afghanistan posed under the Taliban was not an isolated one.

Think of Stubbs (1724-1806) and you probably think of race horses as sleek as Maseratis and grouse-fed country gents posed under spritzy English skies.

Think of Stubbs (1724-1806) and you probably think of racehorses as sleek as Maseratis and grouse-fed country gents posed under spritzy English skies.

Think of the artist George Stubbs (1724-1806), and you probably think of racehorses as sleek as Maseratis and grouse-fed country gents posed under spritzy English skies.

Another time, I stood beside him for hours, like a human crutch, while he posed under a portrait of Mao as a gesture of penitence, red songs playing in the background.

This was the glorious summer of the interwar years, when flappers in cloche hats posed under parasols, cider-swigging rustics drove cows through village streets, and all was order and peace.

But many of us could imagine assuming this pose under circumstances pleasant or not.

"Our kids go to the same school," I called out to Anna, who was posing under the hot spotlight.

He enjoys it though, especially the beautiful setting and savasana (also called corpse pose) under the stars.

They showed her picture: a short brown-haired girl posing under a tree during a family trip to Jericho.

After their squats on the machine, she assumed her pose under the bar, flipping her ponytail above it to prevent pinching.