Sentence examples for to pose outside from inspiring English sources

Dematerialised from the room to pose outside the Langham, walking slowly forward in her bare feet, as though in a trance, as though her limbs were heavy.

Visitors are able to pose outside his childhood home and have lunch at the school he attended.

In the photo below, a bride prepares to pose outside the barricaded building in Donetsk.

In a classic of the angry man in local newspaper genre, the church even sent along a stern representative to pose outside the council offices holding his petition papers.

For centuries the technique was used for viewing eclipses of the Sun without endangering the eyes and, by the 16th century, as an aid to drawing; the subject was posed outside and the image reflected on a piece of drawing paper for the artist to trace.

Shortly thereafter artists began using it to facilitate drawing, with the subject posed outside and the reflected image traced on a piece of drawing paper.

On one of the shelves leans a framed photograph of his three sons as small boys, posed outside Blenheim Palace, where Consuelo Vanderbilt lived with her duke.

Photographers like Mr. Maïga and Mr. Sakaly are represented by images of people posed outside buildings made with Mali's traditional mud brick walls, in front of painted backdrops, or reclining on carpets or mats.

Image caption Owen Oyston posed outside court holding a protester's scarf bearing the words "Oyston Out" Blackpool FC's majority owner denies seeking his own multimillion-pound payout after the club "struck the jackpot" to reach the Premier League.

This work has shown that certain distinctly climate-sensitive health threats are very likely to pose challenges outside public health's coping range.

Pressed further on why she was so eager to confront Weiner in the election's aftermath, Leathers replied, "Why not?" She was eventually denied entry into the event, but appeared content to pose for photos outside.