Sentence examples for show poses from inspiring English sources

In the person of Aaron Burr, the show poses the dilemma of the political aristocrat.

The question the V&A show poses is whether in a world of fast-moving visual communication British design has qualities that make it recognisably British any more.

With a knack for tweaking product photography into vibrant, surreal still life photographs, the upcoming show poses the question: "Is that real?" Surprisingly, the answer is often, yes.

That happens to be the question the Nazis' "Degenerate" show posed about modern art.

Warhol appears in another photograph in the show, posing in 1985 beside a pedestal with nothing on it, a work he titled "Invisible Sculpture".

Although it was filmed, scripted fiction, the show posed as a live transmission from a possibly haunted house, with factual or entertainment presenters, including Michael Parkinson, appearing as themselves.

MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, who was making a few comments before the show, posing for photos with the gentleman of the hour, STEPHEN SONDHEIM.

The show posed unspoken questions: Were we once so innocent that an ode to a "pug-nosed" dream girl met at a country dance could be a hit?

I am donating 100percentt of my profits from my new FX show POSE towards trans and LGBTQ charitable organizations.

Meanwhile, the June 1 start date of The Tonight Show posed problems for Weinberg's continued presence on the tour.

That's what photographer Sheila Pree Bright did in her 2003 series "Plastic Bodies," which is currently part of the traveling art show "Posing Beauty in African American Culture".