Sentence examples for posed up from inspiring English sources

The blazers may be too atrophied to realise it, but this is precisely the sort of detail that is of interest to fans whose appetite for a backstage look at the Ryder Cup remains bafflingly unsated by the traditional Stepford Air picture of the players and their wives posed up in matchy-matchy suits on the aeroplane steps.

Choristers from Winchester Cathedral joke around in between being posed up for pictures by photographers on March 5, 2019, in Winchester, England.

A story breaks, we then go to their home, we ask them to pose up, if they say no we'll move on and go away," Silva said.

Because he looks really damn good in that Utthita Trikonasana pose up above.

Then we have TOWIE's Jasmin Walia, who "poses up a storm in skimpy bikini on holiday in Dubai" and Cara Delevingne, again, showing off her "nude bum in lacy see through skirt on Instagram".

The tales suggested to her that "the Negro's outstanding characteristic is drama," and she wrote: "Who has not observed a young Negro chap posing up a street corner, possessed of nothing but his clothing, his strength and his youth?

At that time she committed to doing the pose up to six times week for about a minute or a minute and a half a day.

This pose can be done as a rolling bridge, which involves slowly raising and lowering the bridge pose up and down.

"Joyeux anniversaire à moi," read the caption as Hatem Ben Arfa posed, thumbs up and grinning.

When a Holland Lop is posed, (head up, front feet just beneath eyes, hind feet no further than the hip) the rabbit should have a lot of depth.

She appears in a Venus pose, pulling up the hem of a violet Donna Karan dress.