Sentence examples for shows posed from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of the occupation, the exhibition shows, posed its own moral challenges, marked by denunciations and purges.

Telegenic, well-spoken and accessible, Sehorn has been a broadcaster, endorsed a host of prominent products and charities, performed a few cameos on television shows, posed for fashion magazines, and of course, proposed to Harmon in front of the nation on "The Tonight Show".

For the second straight year after winning the U.S. Open, Venus Williams had a whirlwind Monday, appearing on talk shows, posing for photo shoots and greeting sponsors.

Figure 4 shows pose variation corresponding to the top (in terms of eigenvalues) nine eigenvectors in the UaSpace.

Heidi's resume includes appearing on several reality shows, posing for Playboy and co-authoring a book with husband Spencer Pratt called 'How to be Famous.'.

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

Officials in the Allawi camp scoffed at that, saying that the former prime minister's strong showing posed a new counterweight to Kurdish influence.

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.

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?

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

And he's also shown posing with the bodies of killed Hezbollah fighters around Qusayr.