Sentence examples for she would pose from inspiring English sources
He had to ride the thing first before she would pose.
Marie Howe, a poet who appeared in "Bad Behavior," shook her head when asked whether she would pose.
Mary Doyle Keefe was a young telephone operator, with no experience in riveting, when a neighbor in Arlington, Vt., asked whether she would pose for a painting.
Asked if she would pose for a photograph with the vehicle, she said no -- some of the thieves were still out there.
And she would pose a question and basically charge you with it, using whatever resources you had — your mind, exploring nature, reading books — to try to figure out, well, what could you learn about that?
Just then, the maitre d', an older man in a tuxedo, came over and asked Ms. Lee if she would pose with him for a photo for the celebrity wall above the banquette.
A novelist's genial expansiveness can turn a story talky and slack: "He would have concluded that she was genuinely incurious except that sometimes, if he'd been particularly evasive, she'd pose a follow-up question, days or even weeks after the fact, as if it had taken her all that time to realize he'd not been terribly forthcoming".
Given our shared history, I felt comfortable enough to later ask if she'd pose for my ongoing nude series, Zeig Mal.
Politico reported in March that high-profile Democrats, including former President Bill Clinton, had been quietly attempting to woo Grimes into a Senate run, believing she'd pose a bigger threat to McConnell than Judd.
She'd posed nude; eaten out of garbage cans and slept in squats.
The Princeton program taught Bailey analysis tools and techniques to answer questions she'd posed at Bell Labs — "a potpourri of clever ways to look at things that enabled me to make progress on the work I was doing," she says.
