Sentence examples for stage pose from inspiring English sources

His stage pose suggests nonchalance, singing with his arm draped over the microphone and barely moving to a beat that had most of the audience up and dancing.

His typical stage pose — leaning back, his free hand placed gently on his stomach as if he were pregnant — became looser, adding touches of showmanship.

"They have pulverised the Brotherhood and now they are going after secular liberals, even non-political actors who may at some stage pose some difficulty for the regime," said Manek, a business journalist who witnessed Meneai's arrest, and who has now fled the country.

The three-sided stage poses different problems.

Video on Instagram showed a gaggle of young wedding guests, their backs to the stage, posing for pictures with Mr. West as he performed "Can't Tell Me Nothing".

In thirty seconds, the noted Famous Person Kim Kardashian West manages to promote a useful consumer product (data rollover) and temporarily humanize herself with a funny, deadpan wink at her own self-absorption, all while still doing what she does best: carefully stage poses that show only her good side.

"Deepika, we accept your reel vs real argument, but what about all the times, and there have been many, when you have flaunted your body off screen — while dancing on stage, posing for magazine covers, or doing photo ops at movie promotional functions?

This stage poses risks to the graphic designerś identity and the plurality which the university ostensible embraces.

Mark Wright of The Stage posed the question: "How on Earth do you review that?".

Carson works his way to an exit behind the stage, posing and signing, inching a little bit closer each time.

A presidential campaign in which foreign policy takes center stage poses a greater challenge for Paul than perhaps any other Republican hopeful.