Sentence examples for poses away from inspiring English sources

Later I discovered there are quite a few shots where Rotten is staring at me, Cook is staring with bemused curiosity, and Jones poses away like a guitar hero – more or less saying, 'Go on then – take my photo.' I think they thought it was weird that someone was taking photographs.

Inside, precocious 19-year-olds presented an eye-stopping collage, posing away in wondrous ensembles, emphatic make-up and in-flight haircuts that made you feel normality was a sin.

Position yourself on a stool or chair in your "studio" and pose away.

Get your tripod, hit the timer and pose away—until your memory card runs out, that is!

As for the model, she only comes to life by refusing her awkward role of Clio, breaking her pose, turning away.

"He won't take anything away from the threat they pose out wide".

His claim that outliers can blow rational calculation away poses two problems.

All poses have dropped away, and this impressively lucid production leaves us with the question: what would we have done in his place?

To sustain the anti-donnish pose, he lurched away from every conceivable literary affectation -- toward Auden and Isherwood, who were too recent to be canonized, and Lawrence, whom Larkin (echoing Frieda Lawrence) considered "not a classic, but an experience".

Pose your subjects away from direct sunlight to avoid squinting eyes and shadowed faces.

Long braids streaming, buttocks gleaming like teakwood, symmetrically posed half turned away from each other, like a pair of urns on a mantelpiece.