Sentence examples for quick pose from inspiring English sources

As they toured sites like Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam or the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, he kept noticing people whipping out their phones for a quick pose.

Many models prefer quick poses, which they hold for a minute or two before switching.

While fielding nearly 40 minutes of questions, Bolt flashed quick poses and highly exaggerated smiles, toying with photographers.

When David Bowie first met her in Beverley Hills, in 1975, he was quick to pose with Taylor for Terry O'Neill in a series of suggestive and deeply charismatic pictures.

Brand did a quick yoga pose, bringing his hands down across his face in prayer to the almighty transcendental being that controls the cosmos, before going mildly berserk.

Non-contrast head CTs are quick and pose little risk to the patient other than radiation exposure and expense, making it relatively easy to justify ordering one if even a small risk of hemorrhage exists.

The whole pose — quick, quick!

Even though melting all ice on Earth will take long, the sea-level rise will be quick enough to pose a real challenge for us to adapt to: Already in the first few centuries of the great melting, sea levels will rise up to two feet every ten years (see graph).

Furthermore, the focus group discussions tell us that students experience their thinking process is not quick enough to pose the right questions in relation to a particular complaint.

Cantwell played well in the Cardinals' season-ending contest against Connecticut, but some commentators predicted that Virginia Tech's quicker defense would pose problems for him.

An awkward pose, a quick snap, and it's on to the next acolyte, already in place.