Sentence examples for returned to pose from inspiring English sources
The Daily Mail and the Express took up the story - Wilson was a self-taught, working-class lad from Leicester who had left school at 16 and worked variously as a hospital porter, a lab assistant and a labourer in a plastics factory in Finchley before giving up his job to write full-time and sleep on the Heath - where he returned to pose obligingly, back in his sleeping bag, for Life magazine.
In the meeting Begg said MI5 were concerned about "the possibility of Britons in Syria being radicalised and returning to pose a potential threat to national security.
With reports that up to 500 Britons may be fighting in Syria, Richard Barrett said the number who would return to pose a terror threat was unpredictable.
He returns to pose a field-goal threat with range to 50 yards, Tolver said.
After Martínez's news media session, he returned to his pose, slumped over, his head buried in his hands.
We spoke to him at his Paris flat, among the memorabilia of a life of computer scienceDown and out Freshly expelled from Saudi Arabia, the deportees returning to Yemen pose a big problem for the poorest country in the Arab world.
Before the President returned to Washington, he posed for photographs with each team member and spoke with many of them, but he left one thing unsaid.
During his speech in the Senate, he returned to the theme, posing the question: "Are we prepared to take on the enormous economic and political power of the billionaire class or do we continue to slide into economic and political oligarchy?" By invoking the language of insurrection, Sanders was mimicking the tactics of right-wing Republicans, who are forever calling for a revolution in Washington.
Mountain pose: Exhale to return to Mountain Pose to complete the Sun salutation.
The 900,000 people who were displaced during the conflict, primarily in South Lebanon and the southern suburbs of Beirut, have returned to severely damaged areas that pose a major physical threat to their safety.
