Sentence examples for she posed to from inspiring English sources

And the head of Mary Queen of Scots – he had it removed, because of the threat she posed to the country.

Answering the question she posed to the other brokers, Ms. Olshan, who along with her survey produced a detailed report on the 2010 sales of residences for $10 million and higher, said she firmly believed trophies started at $20 million.

Yet each culminates in an execution — Anne Boleyn's in 1536 at the behest of her husband, Henry VIII, for, among other things, alleged infidelity; Mary Stuart's in 1587 because of the threat she posed to Elizabeth I's rule; and Robert Devereux's in 1601, for treason.

Because of the danger she posed to residents, Mercedes was tagged with a number so she could be tracked.

Focused on the fact that we are child-free, she answered a similar question which she posed to herself.

The British were determined to neutralise Tirpitz and remove the threat she posed to Allied lines of communication in the Arctic.

Chastain plays her as a woman who relishes the threat she poses to her adversaries, fully owning her worth in a similar way to Scandal's political fixer Olivia Pope.

Her story answers perfectly the question she poses to others on her website: does fashion save lives?

She has the innocent vitality of a silent-film star; with her helmet of gorgeous brunet hair, she is posed to suggest Louise Brooks from some angles.

She bought a few dresses as gifts, then called the company with a question she had never before posed to a children's designer.

She represents the threat posed to the central duo by the appearance of a woman.