Sentence examples for poses looking from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, "Dee and Van," a strait-laced young couple in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, assume normal poses, looking as ordinary as bread and twice as natural.

He stops barely 10 feet away and poses, looking this way and that as if to get us to snap his best profile, showing off his ample cheek pads and the round tyre of fat round his neck.

His poses look casual and unassuming.

As pansy as some of these poses look, you can hurt yourself.

But that means you need to deeply understand what they pose is there to do (deep knowledge) versus just parroting what the yoga text book says, or what a teacher taught you, or what the poses looks like (shallow understanding).

After lunch, Mr. Scott posed for photos of the two of them together and then posed looking toward the heavens.

And after all the frenzied attention on the female stars and the posing, looking at some regular guys was a relief.

The blood ran down over her white corset and underwear as she lifted her arms into the cruciform pose, looking like a sexualised female Christ minus the crown of thorns.

Chins, especially bearded ones, can be tricky to print because they jut into space unsupported; it is best to pose looking up, bringing the chin in line with the rest of the body.

Among the nonroyals, Peter Stuyvesant, the 17th-century military man who ran Manhattan when it was New Amsterdam, strikes an imperious pose, looking every inch the man often described as the original crusading moralist and control freak.

Instead, she went and did an interview with Vogue and posed looking gorgeous.