Sentence examples for that we posed from inspiring English sources

But while this provides a useful description of how the senators voted, it does not address the question that we posed initially.

As for the money burning, Jimmy Cauty and I are still waiting to get a proper answer to the question that we posed some years ago – why was it necessary for someone to burn £1m? – before we make any further comment.

"After an emetic," seemed too stark a reply, and my suggestion that we restrict ourselves to a gentle graze drew a look translated, according to my Sardonic Glance-English dictionary, as "Ya think?" That we posed the kitchen a challenge goes without saying, but it responded heroically.

The East German soldiers looked us up and down and decided that we posed no threat.

That's the question that we posed on In the Balance this week to a panel of women who have made it in the world of work.

The central question that we posed to ourselves on this project was: can we successfully teach this concept to fourth graders?

The honest, unsensational truth is that we pose no threat to state schools or society".

This series is an alarm, an announcement of terrible beauty, heralding the advancing threat that we pose to our planet.

So I think any total that we pose on the board, my bowlers could actually defend that".

"I'd like to think that we've moved forward since winning the World Cup, that we pose a bigger threat," the captain said.

To justify that, a majority of member states have to believe that we pose a real threat to the values and existence of the union, and I don't think any reasonable person thinks that.