Sentence examples for poses easily from inspiring English sources

All along the route were decorated shirts and bikes, variously ridden by scarecrows, sheep and model figures set in comical poses, easily rivalling France's Tour fans.

In his earlier years he painted many guardroom subjects in the manner of Pieter Codde and Willem Duyster, but later, from about the time when he finally settled in Holland, he painted calm, exquisitely drawn groups, posed easily and naturally against shadowy backgrounds and imbued with an almost aristocratic elegance that is unique among Dutch painters of his time.

The description of a subject's activity is first decomposed into elementary poses - easily detectable by dedicated intelligent sensors - and represented by the share coefficients.

Studying the collection anew recently, Ms. Foster recalled receiving a letter in which Just said he was "more interested in objects which pose not easily resolved problems".

A gifted linguist who collects such colloquialisms as "piece of piss" and "fly in the ointment", he can pose as easily as the Jewish Italian Roberto Levi as the Lebanese Christian Michel Khoury.

Through and beyond the actual exercise, whether a given pose comes easily or not, I knew to my core that yoga practice immediately brings you into an embodied experience of yourself.

For this reason, it's a good idea to avoid faddish poses as they easily become clichés.

"We've placed these particularly carefully so that no one can easily pose next to them," said Thamer.

In 2002 he warned that if we invaded Iraq, "the resulting chaos could easily pose a far greater danger to the United States than we presently face from Saddam".

I found that I could easily pose him by clicking on a body part and moving it as a puppeteer might pull strings to produce a gesture.

An F.B.I. memo from 1953 warned that "a saboteur could easily pose as a Mexican 'wetback' and get into the country without detection, presumably carrying an atomic weapon in his luggage".