Sentence examples for standout posed from inspiring English sources
But the final question was the standout, posed by Hannah-Beth Jackson, a California state senator: "As professionals, whether we're mayors, whether we're DAs [district attorneys], whether we're judges... we really try to meet that professional persona.
At Newport Harbor, Hufford, a standout lineman for the Sailors, posed for photos with his teammate Colin Duffy (Duke) and his friends Jessica Prather (soccer, Colorado State University Pueblo), Rowan Frederickson (soccer, Colorado College) and Carolyn Bockrath (volleyball, West Point/Army).
Armstrong was the latest challenge posed to Duke's defensive standout Billy King.
Few portraits measure up to the one they are modeled on: a large painting of Mr. Clemente's wife from 1997, wearing red and posed in serpentine spiral, a standout in his 1999 retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum.
Portugal boast the newly enthroned world's richest athlete and this tournament's all-round Speedo-posing standout star (plus a decent supporting cast).
ESPN Deportes correspondent John Sutcliffe asked each question in Spanish -- leaving the former University of Arizona standout appearing visibly confused while trying to keep up -- before posing it again in English.
Or take the standout "Dangerous Love," in which a normally buttoned-up Elizabeth assumes the ultimate pose of teen-age rebellion: riding her boyfriend's motorcycle, her flaxen hair unfastened from its baby barrettes forming what looks to be almost a broken halo… Or maybe not.
