They were never to pose that sort of threat again, and little more would be heard of them until Louis XIV decided to repeal Henry IV's Edict of Nantes.
Because of the success of our Summer Reading Contest in which we asked "What Interested You Most in The Times This Week?" then chose our favorite answers as winners, we've decided to pose that same open-ended question every Friday this school year.
"Without the resources to clean them up, they will continue to pose that threat".
From June 2016, you only had to pose that question to know the answer.
(Another panel, "What is the Role of the Republican Majority in the 113th Conference?" seemed to pose that question directly).
The Haggler wanted to pose that question to Mr. Chaikin, but he did not return a call.
On Wednesday, he needs to be the first person ever to pose that question to David Cameron.
Republican leaders will probably need to pose that question to several senators in the days to come.
I'm not the first academic (nor, I daresay, will I be the last) to pose that question.
Sometimes subjects take so long to pose that the mood or the light has passed, and the camera is dismantled, the shutter unsnapped.
I imagine the developers intended for him to pose that very question because "Crafted World" seems designed to win over children and young-at-heart-adults.
