Sentence examples for taking poses from inspiring English sources

Another piece, "Spitfire," by Bourne, showed four men in their underpants taking poses from Jules Perrot's famous 1845 ballerina showcase "Pas de Quatre".

Decriminalisation is a simplistic solution that fails to recognise the complexity of the problem and ignores the serious harm drug taking poses to the individual.

A formal, strongly female duet for herself and the wondrous Hristoula Harakas, this evening-length piece, which Ms. Hassabi describes as "live sculpture," often has the two women taking poses that some might find provocative, such as spreading their legs wide.

Through balancing poses and taking poses to a more aspirational level, like lifting the fingertips off of the mat in half moon, or extending both arms in a basic triangle.

He spoke to the American people of his sense that the hostage taking posed something of a dilemma, not easily solved.

If you're taking posed photos before the wedding, make sure your family, bridal party members, or anyone else who has to be there is there at least 15 minutes in advance.

He stands with a clutch of middle-aged ladies as pictures are taken, poses for a selfie with a teenager and pats children, slightly uneasily, on the head.

The artist, Spencer Tunick, is known for taking elaborately posed photographs of naked models in public settings.

For this is where the biggest changes are taking place, posing the biggest dangers in both economic and political terms.

The shirtless man behind me was taking tree pose very seriously, which I found hilarious.

The royal baby made his debut appearance Tuesday, with Will and Kate taking turns posing with their little prince, the future king.