Sentence examples for that she posed from inspiring English sources

They confiscated it and took mugshots that she posed for smilingly.

England apologized yesterday and told a military courtroom that she posed in the infamous photographs because her lover encouraged her.

In the Court of Appeals’ view, the officers should have released Mena as soon as it became clear that she posed no immediate threat.

No matter that she posed for these photographs, and even worked on their editing and printing, this still seems pretty regressive.

That didn't prevent some people from allegedly becoming addicted to her, but it meant that she posed no existential threat to humanity.

Prosecutors argued then that she posed "a substantial flight risk" and that no bail conditions could assure her return to court, convincing a judge to detain her without bail.

Or that she poses for him for a portrait.

One man, an artist, suggested that she pose for him for life drawing.

Eakins later alienated her by insisting that she pose nude for him.

After leaving the Met and stepping onto Fifth Avenue, Guinness was approached by a young man, who requested that she pose for a photograph with him.

While the New Woman is certainly one of the lurking fears of Bram Stoker's novel, it is not in the person of Mina Harker that she poses her most dramatic threat (Books, by Joan Acocella, March 16th).