Sentence examples for striking poses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bon Jovi strummed an acoustic guitar himself, when he wasn't striking poses with arms outstretched.

In Obama's view, it means not just striking poses, but governing.

"People such as Gove and Johnson have elevated striking poses into a political art form.

12.39pm GMT Clegg accuses Labour of "striking poses and playing parliamentary games".

Those games involved groups chasing and teasing individuals, everyone striking poses, men playing at gunfire and being shot.

"Les Gentilhommes" (1987) is the work of the evening that feels most academic; its choreography inclines almost as much to striking poses as to dancing.

The answer remains elusive, because even in his most personal letters, Burns was not baring his soul so much as striking poses.

Members of the U.S. women's national team are making appearances on "American Idol" and striking poses on building-size ads off Times Square.

The cover has generated tributes and parodies in equal proportion over the years, with generations of bands donning leather jackets and striking poses of studied nonchalance.

One of the boys went to play in a nearby park, striking poses with the lifelike, airsoft-style gun, which fired plastic pellets.

The bondage allows for a variety of striking poses: stock postures of courage, hope and prayer, which are nevertheless aptly lascivious.