Sentence examples similar to retain a pose from inspiring English sources
Despite hundreds of Fourth Amendment decisions over the years, this area of the law continues to pose novel questions, and the justices retain a keen interest in it.
Either could pose real difficulties for the Liberal Democrats, who wish to retain a free hand regarding their options after the general election.
So I always retain a sense of detachment - I'm not pleased with myself if I do a complicated yoga pose, I'm pleased for myself.
Although their sitters were posed outdoors in glaring sunlight and had to endure exposures of upward of a minute, Hill and Adamson managed to retain a lifelike vitality.
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Ash ponds, which are often built behind earthen dams or retaining walls, can pose a direct threat to human health and the environment should their bounds fail.
As far as chapter two she retains her pose of deference ("I think Walter was very wise in being so firm with me. The only way to get jobs done is to be ruthless and definite"), but that pose is wobbling by page 23: I cannot stress too much the importance of well-cut grass, good paths and well-trimmed hedges.
We considered each retained ligand pose separately and summed the atomic densities for all heavy atoms, resulting in a measure of overlap between the pose and the probe density.
