Sentence examples for time to pose from inspiring English sources

The designer is in his element, taking time to pose for photographs.

There wasn't even time to pose the question following Atlético's 1-0 victoveroveRealal.

Wolfgang Marxer, a former member of the 25-seat Parliament, complained that Liechtensteiners awash in newfound prosperity had little time to "pose questions about their identity".

As Jewish children brush up on the Four Questions in anticipation of Passover, which begins on Saturday night, it is time to pose a fifth.

We didn't have time to pose for the cameras of the horrified tourists on the shore as we shot into the rapids.

As well as promising "robust policing" of the event, Johnson took the time to pose with members of Genesis, a band and dance troupe attending this year.

After early chances for Robin van Persie and Robben, Wales settled and driven on from midfield by Liverpool's Joe Allen, leading his country for the first time, started to pose some problems for their hosts.

Later by-elections kept media attention on the party, and it was for the first time allowed to pose as a viable component of the broader right.

We'll update and expand on these over time — feel free to pose your own questions back.

A trigger-data classification based only on arrival time differences appears to pose a fundamental obstacle for separating trigger data from multiple earthquakes within such short distances.

(I suppose this is as good a time as any to pose this query: where are the other girls, exactly?